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Monday, February 25, 2008
 
More on railroads in La Crosse, Wis.

I found this site (well, google found it for me) which contains good information on the Green Bay & Western and Chicago & North Western in La Crosse, and contains a 1915 map to boot. Thanks to greenbayroute.com.

And here is some information from the Milwaukee Road Historical Association on the Milwaukee's passenger stations in La Crosse.
 
Sunday, February 24, 2008
 
La Crosse, Wis. to Cleveland, O., June 1949

Note: this blog entry concerns historical US passenger rail schedules. For all current long distance passenger rail schedules for the USA, visit the Amtrak web site.

This is the return trip for the trip discussed here.

This is a trip from La Crosse, Wisconsin to Cleveland, Ohio. We assume the trip will be composed of two legs with Chicago (as always) being the transfer point. The time allowed between trains in Chicago should include enough time for a transfer from one station to another.

Here's a list of the possibilities for the two legs:

Chicago, Burlington, and Quincy (CB&Q, a.k.a. the Burlington)

Train No.NameDp. La CrosseAr. Chi.TimeNotes
44Empire Builder9:17 AM2:00 PM4:43:00Buffet/Obs/Lounge + sleepers (drawing room, duplex roomette, double bedroom, section) + dining + lounge/coffee shop + reserved seat day-nite coaches Seattle and Portland to Chicago. No checked baggage to/from La Crosse.
22Morning Zephyr10:20 AM2:40 PM4:20:00Visa Dome Parlor Car incl. drawing room (CB&Q) + dining + Vista Dome reclining chair coaches Minneapolis to Chicago. No checked baggage to/from La Crosse.
24Afternoon Zephyr5:53 PM10:15 PM4:22:00Visa Dome Parlor Car incl. drawing room (CB&Q) + dining + Vista Dome reclining chair coaches Minneapolis to Chicago. No checked baggage to/from La Crosse.
52
11:35 PM9:30 AM9:55:00Coaches
50North Coast Limited1:21 AM7:45 AM6:24:00Buffet/Obs/Lounge + sleepers (drawing room, compartment, double bedroom, roomette, duplex roomette) + tourist sleepers + dining + day-nite coaches + coaches Seattle and Portland to Chicago. No checked baggage to/from La Crosse.
54/48Oriental Limited/Black Hawk1:43 AM8:15 AM6:32:00Obs Lounge + sleepers (double bedroom, section, compartment, drawing room) + tourist sleepers + dining + coaches Seattle and Portland to Chicago. Sleepers (drawing room, double bedroom, section) + coaches Minneapolis-St. Paul to Chicago.


Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul, and Pacific (CMSt.P&P, a.k.a. the Milwaukee Road)

Train No.NameDp. La CrosseAr. Chi.TimeNotes
16Olympian Hiawatha9:40 AM1:45 PM4:05:00Skytop Lounge + sleepers (double bedroom, romette) + tourist sleeper + dining + Tip-Top Grill (incl. buffet/beverages) + coaches Tacoma-Seattle to Chicago.
6Morning Hiawatha10:33 AM2:40 PM4:07:00Skytop Lounge parlor car (incl. drawing room) + parlor car (incl. drawing rom) + dining + Tip Top Tap (incl. buffet/beverages) + coaches Minneapolis-St. Paul to Chicago.
58-14
1:53 PM9:40 PM7:47:00All stops local Mpls. to Milw., coaches. Change trains in Milwaukee. Parlor car + dining + coaches Milw. to Chi.
100Afternoon Hiawatha3:08 PM7:15 PM4:07:00Skytop Lounge parlor car (incl. drawing room) + parlor car (incl. drawing rom) + dining + Tip Top Tap (incl. buffet/beverages) + coaches Minneapolis-St. Paul to Chicago.
56Fast Mail12:22 AM6:30 AM6:08:00Sleepers (section, drawing room, single bedroom) + coaches Minneapolis-St. Paul to Chicago. Sleepers may be occupied in Chicago until 7:30 am.
4Pioneer Limited2:25 AM8:00 AM5:35:00Tip Top Tap Diner (incl. buffet/beverages/breakfast) + Sleepers (duplex roomette, roomette, double bedroom) + coaches Minneapolis-St. Paul to Chicago.
18Columbian2:55 AM8:45 AM5:50:00Lounge/obs + sleepers (section, double bedroom, compartment, drawing room) + tourist sleeper + dining + coaches Tacoma-Seattle to Chicago.


Chicago & North Western (C&NW)

Train No.NameDp. La CrosseAr. Chi.TimeNotes
504-508-522
11:51 AM9:40 PM9:49:00Through coaches to Chicago. Connect at Elroy, Wis., with 508 (the "Viking") from Minneapolis to Chicago. On Sundays only, Madison to Chicago portion is called 522 and arrives Chicago 8:30 pm, incl. café lounge car.
418-400Minnesota "400"/Twin Cities "400"4:15 PM9:15 PM5:00:00Departure time is for Onalaska, Wis., 6.2 mi. from La Crosse. Bus service available to La Crosse. Change trains to 400 at Wyeville, Wis. 418: Tavern/lunch counter/lounge + parlor car (w/drawing room) + coaches Mankato, Minn. to Wyeville, Wis. 400: Tavern/lunch counter/lounge + dining + parlor cars (w/drawing room) + obs/parlor car/lounge/bar + coaches Minneapolis (Wyeville) to Chicago.
514Minnesota and Black Hills Express/Rochester-Minnesota Special11:10 PM6:30 AM7:20:00Sleeper (section, drawing room, compartment) Rapid City to Chicago, medical sleeper Mankato to Chicago, coaches. Sleepers may be occupied until 7am in Chicago. Connects at Elroy, Wis. with 514 (the "Victory") from Minneapolis to Chicago. Coach passengers change at Elroy?


New York Central (NYC)

Train No.NameDp. Chi.Ar. Cle.TimeNotes
52Easterner12:50 AM12:18 PM10:28:00Coaches Chicago to New York, parlor car (NYC) + diner/lounge Toledo to Cleveland.
46Interstate Express9:20 AM5:10 PM6:50:00Lounge/buffet + sleepers (double bedroom, section, drawing room, compartment, roomette) + dining + coaches Chicago to Boston and New York, parlor car (sleeper) Toledo to Cleveland/Pittsburgh.
66Advance Commodore Vanderbilt1:00 PM7:37 PM5:37:00Lounge/buffet + sleepers (double bedroom, section, drawing room, compartment, roomette) + dining + coaches Chicago to New York, parlor car (NYC) Chicago to Cleveland.
98Paul Revere3:05 PM9:50 PM5:45:00Tavern/lounge + obs/parlor (NYC) + dining Chicago to Cleveland, coaches Chicago to Boston.
10Mohawk4:40 PM1:25 AM7:45:00Lounge/buffet + sleepers (section, roomette, double bedroom, drawing room) + coaches Chicago to New York/Buffalo/Syracuse, dining Chicago to Cleveland. Some sleepers don't run on Saturday night.
90Chicagoan11:00 PM5:50 AM5:50:00Lounge/buffet + sleepers (double bedroom, romette, section, drawing room, compartment) + coaches Chicago to New York/Buffalo/Boston. Sleepers open 9:30 pm in Chicago.
290Forest City11:10 PM7:10 AM7:00:00Lounge/buffet + sleeper (section) + coaches Chicago to Buffalo, 7 sleepers (roomette, double bedroom) Chicago to Cleveland. Sleepers open in Chicago at 9:30 pm, may be occupied in Cleveland until 7:00 am.


New York, Chicago, and St. Louis (NYC&St.L a.k.a. the Nickel Plate)

Train No.NameDp. Chi.Ar. Cle.TimeNotes
8
9:25 AM5:35 PM7:10:00Sleeper (section, drawing room, compartment) + coaches Chicago to New York (via DL&W), diner lounge + coaches Chicago to Buffalo.
6Nickel Plate Limited10:45 PM7:05 AM7:20:00Sleepers (single bedroom, roomette, section) Chicago to Cleveland, sleeper (section, drawing room) Chicago to New York (via DL&W), coaches + diner lounge Chicago to Buffalo.



Here is a summary of the La Crosse to Chicago trains, in order of departure time. The Burlington, Milwaukee, and North Western have three separate stations in La Crosse. The Burlington and Milwaukee both use Chicago Union Station; the North Western's Chicago terminus is North Western Station.

RRTrain No.NameDp. La CrosseAr. Chi.TimeNotes
CMStP&P56Fast Mail12:22 AM6:30 AM6:08:00Sleepers + coaches Minneapolis-St. Paul to Chicago.
CB&Q50North Coast Limited1:21 AM7:45 AM6:24:00Lounge + sleepers dining + coaches Seattle and Portland to Chicago.
CB&Q54/48Oriental Limited/Black Hawk1:43 AM8:15 AM6:32:00Lounge + sleepers + dining + coaches Minneapolis-St. Paul, Seattle and Portland to Chicago.
CMStP&P4Pioneer Limited2:25 AM8:00 AM5:35:00Diner + lounge + Sleepers + coaches Minneapolis-St. Paul to Chicago.
CMStP&P18Columbian2:55 AM8:45 AM5:50:00Lounge + sleepers + dining + coaches Tacoma-Seattle to Chicago.
CB&Q44Empire Builder9:17 AM2:00 PM4:43:00Lounge + sleepers + dining + coaches Seattle and Portland to Chicago.
CMStP&P16Olympian Hiawatha9:40 AM1:45 PM4:05:00Lounge + sleepers + dining + coaches Tacoma-Seattle to Chicago.
CB&Q22Morning Zephyr10:20 AM2:40 PM4:20:00Parlor Car + dining + coaches Minneapolis to Chicago.
CMStP&P6Morning Hiawatha10:33 AM2:40 PM4:07:00Lounge + parlor car + dining + coaches Minneapolis-St. Paul to Chicago.
C&NW504-508-522
11:51 AM9:40 PM9:49:00Through coaches to Chicago.
CMStP&P58-14
1:53 PM9:40 PM7:47:00All stops local Mpls. to Milw., coaches. Change trains in Milwaukee. Parlor car + dining + coaches Milw. to Chi.
CMStP&P100Afternoon Hiawatha3:08 PM7:15 PM4:07:00Lounge + parlor car + dining + coaches Minneapolis-St. Paul to Chicago.
C&NW418-400Minnesota "400"/Twin Cities "400"4:15 PM9:15 PM5:00:00Departure time is for Onalaska, Wis., 6.2 mi. from La Crosse. Bus service available to La Crosse. Change trains to 400 at Wyeville, Wis. Lounge + parlor car + dining + coaches Mankato, Minn. to Chicago.
CB&Q24Afternoon Zephyr5:53 PM10:15 PM4:22:00Parlor Car + dining + coaches Minneapolis to Chicago.
C&NW514Minnesota and Black Hills Express/Rochester-Minnesota Special11:10 PM6:30 AM7:20:00Sleeper Rapid City to Chicago, medical sleeper Mankato to Chicago, coaches. Coach passengers change at Elroy?
CB&Q52
11:35 PM9:30 AM9:55:00Coaches


Here's a summary of the Chicago to Cleveland leg. All trains depart from La Salle St. Station in Chicago, arrive at Cleveland Union Terminal.


RRTrain No.NameDp. Chi.Ar. Cle.TimeNotes
NYC52Easterner12:50 AM12:18 PM10:28:00Coaches Chicago to New York, parlor car (NYC) + diner/lounge Toledo to Cleveland.
NYC46Interstate Express9:20 AM5:10 PM6:50:00Lounge+ sleepers + dining + coaches Chicago to Boston and New York, parlor car (sleeper) Toledo to Cleveland/Pittsburgh.
NYC&StL8
9:25 AM5:35 PM7:10:00Sleeper + coaches Chicago to New York (via DL&W), diner lounge + coaches Chicago to Buffalo.
NYC66Advance Commodore Vanderbilt1:00 PM7:37 PM5:37:00Lounge + sleepers + dining + coaches Chicago to New York, parlor car (NYC) Chicago to Cleveland.
NYC98Paul Revere3:05 PM9:50 PM5:45:00Lounge + parlor + dining Chicago to Cleveland, coaches Chicago to Boston.
NYC10Mohawk4:40 PM1:25 AM7:45:00Lounge + sleepers + coaches Chicago to New York/Buffalo/Syracuse, dining Chicago to Cleveland.
NYC&StL6Nickel Plate Limited10:45 PM7:05 AM7:20:00Sleepers Chicago to Cleveland, sleeper Chicago to New York (via DL&W), coaches + diner lounge Chicago to Buffalo.
NYC90Chicagoan11:00 PM5:50 AM5:50:00Lounge + sleepers + coaches Chicago to New York/Buffalo/Boston.
NYC290Forest City11:10 PM7:10 AM7:00:00Lounge + sleeper + coaches Chicago to Buffalo, 7 sleepers Chicago to Cleveland.

If it's possible to make the 5:53 pm departure of the Afternoon Zephyr on the Burlington, then that's an obvious choice. This would be followed by a sleeper reservation in the Nickel Plate Limited or the NYC's Forest City. Both trains are aimed squarely at the Chicago to Cleveland traveler and serve breakfast and allow the sleepers to be occupied until a reasonable hour in Cleveland. That connection in Chicago may be a little tight. Total trip time around twelve hours.

Burlington train 52, taking nearly ten hours for an all-stops, all-coach, all-night trip across Wisconsin, is probably not the best choice for an overnight train leaving in the late evening from La Crosse. A sleeper on the North Western's Rochester-Minnesota Special would seem to make for a much more pleasant journey. This train calls at the North Western's downtown La Crosse station, which is on a short branch from the main line from southern Wisconsin to Rochester, Minn. and Rapid City, SD, so no bus trip to Onalaska is required in this particular case. Another alternative would be a sleeper on the Milwaukee's Fast Mail, but 12:22 am seems like a late hour to be waiting on a station platform for your bed for the evening to arrive. With the early morning arrival in Chicago, a trip on one of the available morning trains (NYC, Nickel Plate) gets you to Cleveland in time for dinner. Total time is about 17 and half hours, with a three hour layover in Chicago in the morning.

The third option is the all day train option. With the earliest arrival from the west into Chicago being at 1:45 pm, it's not going to be possible to take the NYC's prestigious Advance Commodore Vanderbilt with its Chicago to Cleveland parlor car. There's another Cleveland parlor car on the Central's Paul Revere departing at 3:05 pm, but that may be an uncomfortably close connection for the inbound Burlington and Milwaukee trains that are scheduled to arrive at CUS at 2:40 pm. It does seem like the best choice, though, because the next NYC train (the Mohawk) doesn't arrive in Cleveland until 1:25am, and there's no dedicated Cleveland sleeper, so you would have to get off the train there at that hour. Not ideal. The earliest arriving train from the west is the Milwaukee's long distance Olympian Hiawatha, so that has to be the first choice. Assuming the Olympian Hiawatha and the Paul Revere, total scheduled journey time is 11:10.

All railroad timetables from The Official Guide of the Railways, June 1949 issue.
 
Tuesday, February 12, 2008
 
Cleveland, O. to La Crosse, Wis. June 1949

Note1: This blog entry concerns historical US passenger rail schedules. For all current long distance passenger rail schedules for the USA, visit the Amtrak web site.

Note2: See this post for the return portion of this Cleveland/La Crosse round trip.

It's clear that the trip will be split into two parts at Chicago. For Cleveland to Chicago, there are two choices, the New York Central and the Nickel Plate (a.k.a. New York, Chicago, and St. Louis, but nobody calls it that). Both railroads use LaSalle St. Station in Chicago.


For Chicago to La Crosse, the choices are the Burlington (a.k.a. the Chicago, Burlington, and Quincy), the Milwaukee (a.k.a the Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul, and Pacific, a.k.a the Milwaukee Road), and the Chicago & North Western. The Burlington and Milwaukee both use Chicago Union Station (CUS), as does the Pennsylvania Railroad, but you can't take the Pennsy west from Cleveland. So, LaSalle St. and a Chicago station transfer it is.

Here are the possibilities:

New York Central (NYC)


Train. No.NameLv. Cleve.Ar. Chi.Notes
19Lake Shore Limited6:05 am11:59 amLounge/Buffet New York to Chicago, Sleepers (double bedroom, roomette, section, drawing room, compartment) New York and Boston to Chicago, parlor car (NYC) Cleveland to Chicago, dining, coaches
35Iroquois11:15 am5:00 pmLounge/buffet + sleepers (roomette, double bedroom, section, drawing room) Boston to Chicago, dining, coaches
73Prairie State4:00 pm9:50 pmTavern Lounge Coach + parlor car + observation parlor car (NYC) Cleveland to Chicago, dining, coaches
43
5:40 pm12:30 amDiner Lounge Cleveland to Toledo, coaches
9Chicago Mail10:35 pm5:55 amCoaches, Sleeper (14 section) Toledo to Chicago xSat
89/5Forest City/Mohawk12:45 am6:55 amSleepers (section, drawing room, compartment) New York and Buffalo to Chicago, Lounge/buffet + 7 sleepers ( section, roomette, double bedroom ) Cleveland to Chicago (open 9:30pm), coaches

The Twentieth Century Limited (the NYC's best known train) and many of the Central's other New York and Boston to Chicago flyers come through Cleveland in the middle of the night and don't stop there. To serve the Cleveland market, NYC has two dedicated night trains: the Forest City (train numbers 89 and 290) between Cleveland and Chicago, and the Cleveland Limited (train numbers 57 and 58) between Cleveland and New York. Neither train is strictly all-Pullman, but they both cater very heavily to Pullman passengers.

New York, Chicago, and St. Louis (NYC&St.L, Nickel Plate)

Train. No.NameLv. Cleve.Ar. Chi.Notes
7Westerner8:15 am2:55 pmSleepers (section, drawing room, compartment) + diner lounge + coaches New York (via DL&W) and Buffalo to Chicago
5Nickel Plate Limited10:55 pm6:40 am
(Open 9:00 pm in Cleveland) Sleepers (single bedroom, roomette, sections) + diner/lounge Cleveland to Chicago, Sleeper (section, drawing room) + coaches New York (via DL&W) and Buffalo to Chicago


Chicago Burlington & Quincy (CB&Q, the Burlington)

Train. No.NameLv. Chi.Ar. LaCrosseNotes
21Morning Zephyr8:15 am12:22 pm
Vista Dome Parlor Car and drawing room (CB&Q) + Vista Dome coaches + dining Chicago to Minneapolis
49Empire Builder1:00 pm5:21 pm
Buffet/Obs/Lounge + sleepers (drawing room, duplex roomette, double bedroom, section) + dining + lounge-coffee shop + day-nite coaches Chicago to Seattle and Portland
23Afternoon Zephyr
4:00 pm8:07 pm
Vista Dome Parlor Car and drawing room (CB&Q) + Vista Dome coaches + dining Chicago to Minneapolis, no checked baggage to/from intermediate points
45
9:00 pm5:48 amCoaches Chicago to Minneapolis-St. Paul
51North Coast Limited11:00 pm4:54 am(Avail 10:00 pm in Chicago) Buffet/Obs/Lounge + sleepers (double bedroom, roomette, duplex roomette, compartment) + tourist sleepers + day-nite coaches + coach + dining Chicago to Seattle and Portland
53/47Oriental Limited/Black Hawk11:15 pm5:23 am(Avail 10:00 pm in Chicago) Obs/Lounge + sleepers (double bedroom, section, drawing room, compartment) + tourist sleepers + coaches + dining Chicago to Seattle and Portland, sleepers (drawing room, double bedroom, section) + coaches Chicago to St. Paul-Minneapolis



Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific (CMSt.P&P, the Milwaukee Road)

Train. No.NameLv. Chi.Ar. LaCrosseNotes
55
1:30 am9:35 am
5Morning Hiawatha10:30 am3:32 pmSkytop Lounge + drawing room parlor cars + dining + tap/buffet + coaches Chicago to St. Paul-Minneapolis
101Afternoon Hiawatha1:00 pm5:00 pmSkytop Lounge + drawing room parlor cars + dining + tap/buffet + coaches Chicago to St. Paul-Minneapolis
15Olympian Hiawatha3:30 pm7:28 pmSkytop lounge + sleepers (double bedroom, roomette) + tourist sleeper + dining + Tip Top Grill + reserved seat coaches Chicago to Seattle-Tacoma, Drawing room parlor car Chicago to St. Paul-Minneapolis
1Pioneer Limited10:15 pm4:40 am(Open 9:00pm in Chicago) Sleepers (duplex roomette, roomette, double bedroom) + tap/diner/buffet + coaches Chicago to St. Paul-Minneapolis
17Columbian11:15 pm4:50 am(Sleepers open in Chicago 10:00 pm, coaches 10:30pm) Obs/Lounge + Sleepers (section, double bedroom) + tourist sleeper + dining + coaches Chicago to Seattle-Tacoma, sleepers (single bedroom, section, drawing room) Chicago to St. Paul-Minneapolis


Chicago & North Western (C&NW)

Train. No.NameLv. Chi.Ar. LaCrosseNotes
501
9:00 am5:28 pmMankato/Huron/Pierre section splits at Elroy, Wis. Through coaches Chicago to Mankato/Huron.
401/419Twin Cities "400"/Minnesota "400"3:00 pm7:53 pmArrival time is for Onalaska, Wis., 6.2 mi. from LaCrosse, bus service available to LaCrosse. Transfer to Minnesota "400" (Train 419) at Wyeville, Wis., 6:38 pm. 401: Tavern/lunch counter/lounge + dining + parlor cars with drawing rooms + observation/bar/lounge/parlor car + coaches Chicago to St. Paul-Minneapolis (Wyeville). 419: Tavern/Lunch counter/lounge + parlor car with drawing room + coaches Wyeville to Mankato.
515Rochester-Minnesota Special/Minnesota and Black Hills Express9:30 pm4:58 amArrival time is for Onalaska, Wis., 6.2 mi. from LaCrosse. Sleepers (section, drawing room, compartment) + medical sleeper Chicago to Rapid City and Mankato, coaches

So, what's the best way to actually do this trip?

First off, there are no dedicated Pullmans to La Crosse, and, in fact, no convenient morning arrivals there. There is nameless Milwaukee #55, arriving La Crosse 9:35am, but that's a 1:30am departure from Chicago, and there appear to be no amenities of any type on this train, and it's an all stops local to boot. So, let's scrap the idea of going directly from the station to that morning meeting, and assume an evening or night arrival in La Crosse.

The North Western's fast afternoon train, the Twin Cities "400"/Minnesota "400", requires a transfer at Wyeville, Wis., and takes an hour longer than the Burlington and Milwaukee equivalents, and actually stops in Onalaska, not La Crosse itself, so that leaves the Milwaukee's Olympian Hiawatha and the Burlington's Afternoon Zephyr. The Milwaukee train is a through train to the Pacific Northwest, so perhaps short distance seats will be hard to come by. Safest to use that as a backup only, and make the Burlington Zephyr the first choice, leaving Chicago Union Station at 4:00 pm, arriving La Crosse, Wis. at 8:07 pm.

The question then becomes, what's the best way to get to Chicago Union Station (CUS) from Cleveland by 4:00 pm?

For same day travel, none of the New York Central's many trains are really convenient, although the closest is the Lake Shore Limited, departing Cleveland 6:05 am, arriving Chicago La Salle St. 11:59 am, leaving plenty of time for a leisurely lunch before that 4pm departure from CUS.

Another alternative would be to take the Central's overnight Forest City the night before, or the equivalent Nickel Plate Limited, and then spend most of the day in Chicago. The morning arrival in Chicago gives other options for the La Crosse leg too. That decision could be made on whether it's preferable to spend the extra time in Chicago in the afternoon or in La Crosse in the evening. It's a longer total trip, but maybe the right choice in some circumstances.

If getting from La Salle St. over to CUS in an hour doesn't seem like a problem, then the Nickel Plate's Westerner is the only choice that will get you from Cleveland to La Crosse in a single calendar day without requiring getting up early. Score one for the little guy. Total time: 8:15 am to 8:07 pm, or just under thirteen hours (with the time zone change). Morning along the shore of Lake Erie, a Nickel Plate dining car lunch, a crosstown transfer in Chicago, and dinner along the Mississippi River.

All railroad timetables from The Official Guide of the Railways, June 1949 issue.
 
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