- A Finkl & Sons
- ADM
- American Can
- American Roller
- American Rolling Mills
- Birkenstein & Sons Junkyard
- Bowman Dairy
- Budlong Pickle
- Charles Johnson
- Chicago Forging
- Chicago Mill & Lumber
- Chicago Nipple
- Chicago Pottery
- Chicago Thrift
- Coal Yard
- Colortype Printing Plant #7
- Columbia Bedding
- Commercial Solvents
- Consumers Box
- Cortland Street Universal Freight
- Deep Rock
- Deppe Bakery
- Dry Co
- E L Hedstrom Coal
- Edward Hines Lumber
- F P Smith Wire
- Ferguson & Lange
- Firestone Tire
- Gutmann Tannery
- Haber Screw
- Haber Tool & Die
- Illinios-Malleable Iron
- Jefferson Ice
- John Bader Lumber
- Jones, Cortes, & Bailey Lumber
- Jones Machine
- JH Van Vlissen
- JP Seeburg
- Junk Yard
- Justrite Mfg
- Lee-Tex Rubber
- Ludlow Typographic
- Lumber Yard
- Luse Stevenson
- Medusa Portland Cement
- Miller Iron
- MILW Freight House #5
- MILW Freight House #7
- MILW Team Tracks
- Motorola Assembly
- Murphy-Miles Fuel Depot
- National Enameling
- National Tea
- North Shore Warehousing
- Peoples Gas Hawthorne Site
- Peoples Gas North Site
- Peter Hand Brewing
- Phillips Foods
- Plibrico Firebrick
- Plumbing Supplies
- S. B. Pennick Drugs
- Seng Company
- Sheffield Foundry
- Standard Oil
- Std Rolling Mills
- Sterling Nut & Bolt
- Stewart-Warner Corp.
- Stronghold Screw
- Tarrant Foundry
- Texaco
- Thomas Paper
- Tonk Mfg
- Union Liquor
- Wm Cooper & Nebhews
- Wachs-Greg
- Wards
- Waste Paper
- White Consolidated Paving
- Wilson Sporting Goods
- Wm D Gibson
- Yeomans
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Industry list
#1
Posted 01 August 2012 - 09:35 AM
A partial list of industries along the east shore of the river, almost all of which have rail service provided by the MILW:
#3
Posted 01 February 2015 - 04:13 PM
Ha! I spotted Bowman Dairy. I am deep into making milk cars for a variety of BLW/ZT sets. I suppose I'll have to add some Bowman Dairy cars.
#4
Posted 01 February 2015 - 06:31 PM
conductorchris, on 01 February 2015 - 04:13 PM, said:
Ha! I spotted Bowman Dairy. I am deep into making milk cars for a variety of BLW/ZT sets. I suppose I'll have to add some Bowman Dairy cars.
By the 20's, in Chicago, trucks dominated fresh milk shipments. My guess this plant was a local warehouse that held cold milk for home delivery. Why have rail service? Beats me. Maybe a previous occupant. Maybe to ship cullet. Seems doubtful it was to receive bottled milk from their main facility, which was 10-15 miles away.
One I liked is third from the bottom: Wilson. I dunno if they used this site as a warehouse or for manufacturing. I do know that the Sporting Goods Division was part of the Wilson Meat Packing company.
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