VIA Historical Association unveils restored FP9A
SALFORD, Ontario — It was fitting that on Oct. 31, a ghost of VIA Rail Canada’s past was officially brought…
Read moreSALFORD, Ontario — It was fitting that on Oct. 31, a ghost of VIA Rail Canada’s past was officially brought…
Read moreLocomotive déjà vu On October 15 of this year, senior Southern California train fans experienced locomotive déjà vu. It was…
Read moreMany of us started our love affair with model trains after getting Lionel or American Flyer items, perhaps to circle…
Read moreMention the name, “horseshoe curve,” and your mind will immediately think of the World Famous Horseshoe Curve nestled deep…
Read moreDenver Union Station’s predecessor established the city as the transportation hub of the West and the primary gateway to the…
Read moreGARIBALDI, Ore. — The world’s only surviving standard gauge Class A Climax locomotive, Cabin Creek Lumber Co. No. 1, has…
Read morePortable trailer-on-flatcar loading ramps could turn a stub yard track or spur into a loading facility. They were sometimes used…
Read moreSILVIS, Ill. — Santa Fe No. 537 sparkled in the paint booth of the Railroading Heritage of Midwest America shops…
Read moreAtlanta & West Point locomotives were carefully curated alongside those of its sister roads. Although much of the…
Read moreWest Point Route passenger trains: All through October 2024, Classic Trains editors are celebrating the history and heritage of the…
Read moreROBERTSDALE, Pa. — While the Friends of the East Broad Top volunteers received lots of praise for over-the-top fundraising and…
Read morePORTLAND, Ore. — Mt. Emily Lumber No. 1, a three-truck Shay locomotive built in 1923, has been moved into the…
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