‘Foreigners’ at Bensenville . . . and beyond
West of Huntington, Ind., on the Erie Lackawanna, in March 1976, an EL U25B and GP35 back down to an…
Read moreWest of Huntington, Ind., on the Erie Lackawanna, in March 1976, an EL U25B and GP35 back down to an…
Read moreRenumbered DL&W E8’s (top) roll into Warren with train 6 in 1962. Earlier that year, E8 833, its livery only…
Read moreSandy River & Rangeley Lakes 2-foot-gauge Mogul No. 16 pokes out of the covered depot at Kingfield, Maine. Charlie French,…
Read moreA 1962 freight derailment spelled the end for the century-old Wabash depot at little Philo, Ill. Glen Brewer My clock-radio…
Read moreHorseshoe Curve, 1940: Freight on track 1, passenger on track 2, smoke from a train climbing on track 3 or…
Read moreThe Santa Fe was a class act, from its Warbonnet diesels to how it dealt with derailments. Gordon Glattenberg Back…
Read moreBoston & Maine 4-6-2 3719 was one of the machines that captivated author Graulty. Charles A. Brown I was always…
Read moreIn February 1944, Katy 2-8-2 910 rolls into Denton, Texas, with empty tank cars, probably destined for a refill in…
Read moreMistaken identity: Rumors of Baldwin Sharknose diesels in PRR freight service prompted a 14-year-old boy to visit Altoona, where he…
Read moreSanta Fe 4-8-4 No. 3760, author Elwood’s “bad luck” engine, leads the second section of the Grand Canyon west near…
Read moreIn a photo by his dad, 11-year-old Michael Landry stands in Pontiac, Mich., with the Grand Trunk Western 4-8-4 they…
Read moreIn October 1953, about the time author Les Clark was a fireman here, a Union Pacific freight climbs the grade…
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