In Popular Culture
The 1930 motion picture Danger Lights was filmed in the Milwaukee Road's yard and shop at Miles City, Montana and on the main line running through the state.
The former Milwaukee Road depot in downtown Wausau, Wisconsin, was used as the logo of Employers Insurance of Wausau, later known as Wausau Insurance Companies which was later sold to Liberty Mutual Insurance Company. The logo itself was a combination of the downtown depot, with a backdrop of the community's skyline. The depot still stands to this day, although it's not used as a depot anymore. A replica of the original downtown depot was built at the former Wausau Insurance Companies campus on Wausau's west side.
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