a baggage car for the Milwaukee Road, currently used as a power car for most passenger trains at the Wisconsin Great Northern Railroad WGN #1341 "Willow Falls" - Originally a dining car for the Canadian National, now a new kitchen/dining car that debuted in 2022 on the Bed & Breakfast and Dinner Train WGN #2000 Namekagon Coach - Car built as part of the Namekagon Train which ran between the Twin Cities and Ashland, currently out of service and parked in the Spooner, Wisconsin yards WGN #2004 - Originally a 24-section car built in 1954 for the Canadian National, currently out of service WGN #3003 "Aristocrat" - Originally a tavern lounge for the Louisville & Nashville Railroad, used on the Bed & Breakfast and Dinner Trains WGN #6226 - Originally a 52-seat coach built for the Seaboard Air Line, moved to the Wisconsin Great Northern in 2021, currently out of service WGN #10674 - Originally a Gulf, Mobile & Ohio Coach car, featured in the movie "In the Heat of the Night", currently out of service awaiting restoration WGN #39972 - Originally a Santa Fe Hi-Level Lounge and Amtrak Pacific Parlour Car, currently used on the railroad's Wine & Cheese Train Flat Car WGN #250578 Flat Car WGN #985353 Former Pearl Lake Engine & 2 Cabooses (acquired February 2021 and awaiting restoration) "Winette" / "Captain Hook" - Originally a Pullman business car built in 1930 built for W.R. Reynolds of the Reading Transit & Light Company, currently out of service awaiting restoration Former C&NW Baggage Car - constructed in the 1920s or 1930s and used for many decades along the various lines of the C&NW in the central United States Former M&StL Doodlebug Former C&NW Snow Plow #935 (parked at the railroad's Spooner yard) Midwest Rail Rangers Partnership (2019-2022) The Midwest Rail Rangers, a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, had a partnership agreement with the Wisconsin Great Northern from July 2019 to July 2022. On select weekends, volunteers with the Midwest Rail Rangers presented on-board educational programs aboard the railroad's Sky Parlour Car. What is now called the Wisconsin Great Northern's Sky Parlour Car once served as a Hi-Level lounge car on the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway (1956-1971), See-Level lounge car on Amtrak (1971-1995), and most recently as a Pacific Parlour Car on Amtrak's Coast Starlight train. The Rail Rangers presented a free program for passengers that included showing off