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Switching at night could be hazardous, especially when some dodgy moves were attempted. Robert Hale In the middle of 1960 or…
Read moreSwitching at night could be hazardous, especially when some dodgy moves were attempted. Robert Hale In the middle of 1960 or…
Read moreA Camelback switcher like Lehigh Valley 3421, pictured at Jersey City in 1939, was a powerful magnet for a couple…
Read moreDuring a 1967 financial analysts’ shop tour of the Southern’s Pegram Shop in Atlanta, an SD35 and GP30 have their…
Read moreNew York Central SW8 8626 stands at the road’s Avon Yard near Indianapolis in 1966. Another EMD switcher powered the…
Read moreRailroads like Illinois Terminal, Pennsy, and New York Central sent promotional material to author Matejka, and often returned his 15 cents…
Read moreUP train 339, the mixed from Twin Falls, Idaho, nears its destination of Wells, Nev., in fall 1943. Is Uncle…
Read moreCentral of Georgia’s 500-series Consolidations possessed good lines accented by interesting detail: visored headlight, capped stack, serif numerals, striped sandbox,…
Read moreThe engineer of Canadian National 2-8-2 3503 enjoys the breeze as he hurries a freight east at Lorne Park, Ont.,…
Read moreWhile not technically perfect, this photo of L&N C628s under the sanding gantry at Corbin, Ky., remains a treasured link…
Read moreA pair of Rock Island BL2s, with an F7B between them, led the “Fat Stock Special” one night in 1956.…
Read more“Glory!” Doubleheaded Southern Railway Ps-4’s depart Charlottesville, Va., with an Atlanta-bound train in 1951. I. W. King My father, I.…
Read moreTwo Erie trains, a doodlebug with a Stillwell coach and a Pacific with four Stillwells, climb the steel viaduct out…
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