Late era railroad dining car meals
In the past, railroad dining car meals were something to write home about, positively. A notable summary of this…
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In the past, railroad dining car meals were something to write home about, positively. A notable summary of this…
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The Illinois Central’s EMD SD40A diesel locomotive resulted from the railroad’s desire to increase fuel capacity. “Customer modifications to production…
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Five Alco locomotives no one wanted: In the annals of locomotive history, there are a great many success stories. The…
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Wabash locomotives were distinctive in both steam and diesel eras. After depending on more than 150 2-8-2s for…
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Almost every railroad has its “other” passenger train. You know, the lesser known one usually received far less press.…
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The 4-8-4 steam locomotive wheel arrangement was exemplified in the South by the Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Dixies. …
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Wabash Railway history started with the Northern Cross, the first railroad in Illinois, in 1837. The term “Fallen Flag”…
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Montreal Locomotive Works DL535E diesel locomotives have proven to be versatile narrow-gauge haulers made famous by a garden railway staple.…
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Overnight Amtrak trains in 1991, its 20th year, show similarities with today’s offerings. Many trains known today were operating in…
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Amtrak Superliner cars are derived from the old Santa Fe El Capitan Hi-Level car fleet. The cars, which operate on…
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In the steam age, most Chicago & North Western locomotives burned coal, but those assigned to divisions west of…
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The EMC TA diesel locomotive was an early passenger diesel and a Rock Island oddity. If it looks…
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