Detailed Information

C&WC FEATURES:

• F7 Phase I
• No dynamic brakes
• Dual single-note air horns (A-units)
• Freight pilot
• As-built grab iron configuration
• As-built skirts
• Back-up lights

The C&WC was created in 1896 to operate two former subsidiary roads of the Central of Georgia Railroad. Atlantic Coast Line took over the C&WC in 1897 and operated it as a subsidiary until 1959, when it was fully absorbed. C&WC operated F-units 900-905, which were painted in an almost identical scheme to ACL. C&WS 901 was purchased by a private owner and could be seen pulling freight trains in Southern Wisconsin in the mid to late 1980s before being repainted for the Wisconsin and Calumet Railroad.

F-UNIT SERIES LOCOMOTIVE FEATURES:

• Coupler cut levers
• Trainline and MU hoses
• Windshield wipers
• Lift rings
• Wire grab irons<