Famous railroads with unique official nicknames
Railroads with cumbersome names that can be a mouthful to say and a headache to remember often opted for nicknames.…
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The Pennsylvania’s one-of-a-kind class S1 6-4-4-6 duplex drive No. 6100 shrugs off an early Chicago winter snow storm as it…
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Walk around the halls of Baltimore’s B&O Railroad Museum and you will encounter many first, last, and only railroad objects.…
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An A-B-B-A set of Santa Fe FT diesels leads a westbound freight just below famous Tehachapi Loop in 1949. This…
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This month’s episode of Cody’s Office is packed with three new products, a helpful modeling tip, and answers to your…
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Handsome Western Maryland 4-6-2 No. 204 is ready to depart the road’s Hillen Street station in Baltimore with the daily…
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Time to distress some steel! Follow along as David demonstrate two essential bridge weathering techniques on the HO scale (1:87.1)…
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[Ed. — This adventure is excerpted from a story originally appearing in Trains, September 1984. It, along with 45 other…
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Santa Fe trains 93, the West Texas Express, and 94, the Eastern Express, were the Amarillo–Lubbock connection for the San…
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In fall 1953, Canadian National 4-6-2 5545 simmers inside the roundhouse at Moncton, New Brunswick. Philip R. Hastings photo [...]Read…
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Class A 4-4-2 No. 2 hauls the Milwaukee Road’s newly launched Hiawatha up the hill and around the curve out…
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Looking west at Frankfort, Ind., in 1944, we see the westbound yard with its east-end ladder angling off to the…
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