Company History: The 8 mile mainline of the CMRwy was built in 1911 between Craig Junction and Winchester, Idaho. They connected with the logging railroad of their parent Craig Mountain Lumber Company. A pair of locomotives moved cut lumber from the mill in Winchester to connections at Craig Junction. Craig Mountain Lumber sold the mill and the railroad to Hallack & Howard Lumber Company in 1951. That company was acquired by Boise-Cascade in 1960. The mill and the Craig Mountain Railway closed in 1965.
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