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Starting in 1929 the Ahnapee & Western began daily (including Sunday) service between Green Bay and Sturgeon Bay. The train was scheduled to leave Green Bay at 9:45 a.m. and depart Sturgeon Bay at 9 p.m. |
Never-issued stock certificates for the Green Bay & Lake Pepin Railway. The Green Bay & Lake Pepin Railway Company was granted a charter in 1866 to operate a railroad from Green Bay to the Minnesota Border. This predecessor railroad was the beginning of what became known as the Green Bay Route. In 1874 the railroad was renamed the Green Bay & Minnesota in light of the fact that the tracks never went to Lake Pepin. Here are two stock certificates from the GB&LP. As far as I have been able to tell, certificates like this one were never actually issued by the railroad. The book "The Story of the Green Bay and Western" (see the reference list for more details) has a copy GB&LP stock certificate on page 15 which was far more ornate than this certificate. Here is a poor quality scan of one of those certificates. Related material: |
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