Central of Georgia locomotives remembered
Central of Georgia locomotives bought a great deal of variety to the South. When the Central of Georgia Railway was…
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The builders of the Central of Georgia Railway’s earliest predecessor lines, beginning in my hometown of Savannah, could not have…
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Let’s celebrate the variety and color of Bangor & Aroostook locomotives! The Bangor & Aroostook didn’t purchase its first diesels…
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Bangor & Aroostook passenger trains Bangor & Aroostook passenger trains: All through October 2022, Classic Trains editors are celebrating the…
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Northern Maine’s Bangor & Aroostook Railroad was a relative latecomer to the American railroad map, being organized under the General…
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EDITOR’S NOTE: This story appeared in the June 1947 issue of Trains magazine following the resumption of service on the…
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Four events highlight the history of the Toledo, Peoria and Western Railway: two spectacular accidents, a visiting steam locomotive, and…
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Spokane, Portland and Seattle freight trains remembered: All through August 2022, Classic Trains editors are celebrating the grit, panache, and charm that…
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Please enjoy this photo gallery of Spokane, Portland and Seattle locomotives selected from files in Kalmbach Media‘s David P. Morgan Library.…
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The Spokane, Portland and Seattle Railway was the product of sparring during 1905-1909 between “Empire Builder” James J. Hill of…
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Please enjoy this photo gallery of Gulf, Mobile and Ohio locomotives selected from files in Kalmbach Media‘s David P. Morgan Library.…
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Gulf, Mobile and Ohio Railroad freight trains remembered: All through July 2022, Classic Trains editors are celebrating the grit, panache, and charm…
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