St Louis-San Francisco passenger trains remembered
St. Louis-San Francisco passenger trains are part of Classic Trains‘ editors’ celebration of the Frisco all through May 2022. Please…
Read moreSt. Louis-San Francisco passenger trains are part of Classic Trains‘ editors’ celebration of the Frisco all through May 2022. Please…
Read moreUnion Pacific Challenger: Railroad slogans are one of the industry’s lost arts. The old ad men and promoters who came…
Read moreErie Lackawanna’s hottest freight trains, eastbound NE-74 (left, powered by SD45s) and westbound CX-99, meet on former Erie trackage beside…
Read moreDiesels with trolley poles: Interurban railways usually had some form of freight traffic supplementing their passenger business, but almost none…
Read moreEMD DDA40X: In 1968, Union Pacific purchased 50 20-cylinder, 3,600 hp EMD SD45s for high-speed service. However, the units did…
Read moreA long string of Pacific Fruit Express reefers is being loaded with mail at right as workers sort mail bags…
Read moreBetween the years 1976 and 1999, Conrail business trains operated for three purposes: to enable railroad executives to travel the…
Read moreThe 124 open-platform coaches the Burlington Route used in Chicago–Downers Grove–Aurora commuter service were Spartan conveyances. No. 7165 stands between…
Read moreLouisville & Nashville class M-1 2-8-4 No. 1950 — a “Big Emma” — rolls empty coal hopper cars at Hargett,…
Read moreThe St. Louis-San Francisco Railroad was a survivor and an innovator. It weathered some very rough times, including at least…
Read morePennsylvania Railroad 5698, one of the road’s two class K5 4-6-2s, heads an unidentified passenger train south on the Northern…
Read moreConrail locomotives: Classic Trains editors are celebrating the history, heritage, and style of Conrail all through April 2022. Enjoy this…
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