Links to "railfan timetable" information for present railroads, whether successor Amtrak service or freight only, along with information on abandoned routes. Also included are current or "classic" track diagrams.
Station was owned by Baltimore & Ohio. Other railroads using using the station used trackage rights via Baltimore & Ohio. Baltimore & Ohio eventually became part of CSX.
Passenger service originally discontinued in 1971 with the creation of Amtrak. Between 1977 and 2005, Amtrak operated service, using the former Pennsylvania Railroad and New York Central route between Union Station and Pine Jct.
Chicago-Beverly Hills - CSX Blue Island Subdivision
Beverly Hills-Gresham - Metra Beverly Sub District
Gresham-South Chicago - Chicago Rail Link
South Chicago-Pine Jct. - CSX Lake Subdivision
Pine Jct.-Garrett - CSX Garrett Subdivision
Garrett-Willard - CSX Willard Subdivision
Prior to opening of Grand Central Station, the railroad used the Illinois Central's Great Central Depot. Baltimore & Ohio had a line between the Illinois Central line at Brookdale, and South Chicago.
Pere Marquette/Chesapeake & Ohio
Trains used above Baltimore & Ohio route between Chicago and Pine Jct.
Passenger service discontinued in 1971 with the creation of Amtrak. In 1984, Amtrak introduced service, using the former Pennsylvania Railroad and New York Central route between Union Station and Pine Jct.
Pine Jct.-Porter - NS Chicago Line
Porter-Grand Rapids - CSX Grand Rapids Subdivision
Grand Rapids-Detroit - CSX Plymouth Subdivision
Soo Line
Passenger service discontinued 1965.
Chicago-Forest Park - CSX Altenheim Subdivision
Forest Park-Antioch - CN Waukesha Subdivision
Antioch-Fond Du Lac - CN Waukesha Subdivision
Fond Du Lac-Stevens Point - CN Neenah Subdivision
Stevens Point-Superior - CN Superior Subdivision
Owen-Withrow - CN Minneapolis Subdivision
From 1899 to 1912, trains instead used Central Station.
Chicago Great Western
Passenger service discontinued 1956.
Chicago-Forest Park - CSX Altenheim Subdivision
Forest Park-Dubuque - CGW Chicago District (abandoned)