Gulf, Mobile and Ohio locomotives remembered
Please enjoy this photo gallery of Gulf, Mobile and Ohio locomotives selected from files in Kalmbach Media‘s David P. Morgan Library.…
Read morePlease 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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The new book “Pittsburgh: Streetcar City” looks at the Steel City’s rail transit. Pittsburgh’s trolley system rose to fame as…
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Rock Island perishable traffic: One thing you learn quickly as a new railroad employee is that if you can hold…
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Belt Railway of Chicago locomotives: I recently photographed an ex-Belt Railway of Chiacgo Alco in, of all places, Olean, N.Y.,…
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Cowl locomotives: Six-axle cowl locomotives purchased for freight service have been rostered continuously on Class I railroads since Santa Fe…
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Gulf Mobile and Ohio passenger trains: The Gulf Mobile and Ohio is Classic Trains’ railroad of the month for July…
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Spring Mills Depot DODX flatcars Editor Eric White takes a look at Spring Mills Depot’s long-awaited heavy-duty military flatcars. These…
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Repowering locomotives is essential for a railroad to meet its needs. This is installment, number three, on our quest to…
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Electric railroads served a variety of purposes in North America: carrying commuters, industrial switching, and mainline freight and passenger service.…
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Gulf Mobile and Ohio remembered: The “modern merger movement” is often said to have begun in 1957 when Louisville &…
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Six axle comfort cabs on shortlines: Comfort cabs took North America by storm in the late 1980s with the introduction…
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