Canadian National MLW RSC24 diesel locomotives
Montreal Locomotive Works RSC24 diesel locomotives were “conceived of cannibalism.” So went a claim in the April 1977 issue…
Read moreMontreal Locomotive Works RSC24 diesel locomotives were “conceived of cannibalism.” So went a claim in the April 1977 issue…
Read moreIn its rich 150-year history, the Georgia Railroad was touched and torched by the rich and famous. During the process,…
Read moreA Frisco caboose ride provided a much needed railfan break during my military assignment near Kansas City. My spirits…
Read moreThe Walkway Over the Hudson state park has an illustrious railroad history dating back to the opening of the massive…
Read moreFreight locomotives in passenger service were the exception to the rules. They required passenger cars that were self-contained, the use…
Read moreThe Electro-Motive Division GP39 diesel locomotive was a 12-cylinder, turbocharged unit without a market. EMD rarely missed when the company…
Read moreUnion Pacific’s General Electric U50C locomotives were the last double-diesel model to join the roster, beginning in late 1969. They…
Read moreThe Algoma Central Railway was chartered in 1899 to build into the Ontario wilderness north of Sault Ste. Marie. Its…
Read moreAlgoma Central locomotives provided a bit of variety in northern Ontario railroading. For a railroad its size, ACR…
Read moreBoston & Albany’s J2 Hudsons provided subtle variety to the greater New York Central System. From the moment…
Read moreAmtrak Floridian service provided direct service between Florida and the Midwest for almost a decade. The train was first known…
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