The
Chicago North Shore and Milwaukee Railroad, often called the North Shore Line, was an interurban railroad line that operated between Chicago, Illinois, and Milwaukee, Wisconsin, until its abandonment in 1963.
Heading south with a full load of passengers is the mid-day
Electroliner shown stopping at Harrison Street yard on the south side of Milwaukee - February 27, 1954. (PC Photo: Gordon E. Lloyd)
One of the two "Electroliner" sets is ready to depart North Shore's Milwaukee terminal. The two train sets, delivered in 1941, provided fast Milwaukee - Chicago schedules to compete with the steam roads. (PC Photo: Douglas Wornom Collection)
Heading south with a full load of passengers is the mid-day Electroliner shown stopping at Harrison Street yard on the south side of Milwaukee - February 27, 1954. (PC Photo: Gordon E. Lloyd)
One of the two "Electroliner" sets is ready to depart North Shore's Milwaukee terminal. The two train sets, delivered in 1941, provided fast Milwaukee - Chicago schedules to compete with the steam roads. (PC Photo: Douglas Wornom Collection)
