‘Lake Shore Limited’ dining car history, continued
Lake Shore Limited dining car In profiling a train for Trains’ 1,000th issue whose New York and Boston sections average…
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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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Wabash Railway passenger trains: All through January 2024, Classic Trains editors are celebrating the history and heritage of the Wabash.…
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Private cars Private cars also called private varnish is a side of railroading that is a mystery to many. Imagine…
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Lake Shore Limited Oct. 3, 2011, wasn’t just another day in the life of the Lake Shore Limited. That’s because…
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LIRR FA2 It’s an unusual sight — what looks almost like a diesel B unit, resting on the cold ground…
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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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Mojave Subdivision You have heard me mention in a couple of previous stories that I’m proud to be qualified on…
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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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In this all-new series, host David Popp keeps progress on the N scale (1:160) T-Trak modular layout moving forward. Here, he…
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What are couplers? Ever since the locomotive was invented, a coupling device was needed to pull cars behind it. Link…
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