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Second 68 and the Lafayette Helper
Feb 28, 2011·Railfan Stories·Classic Trains

Second 68 and the Lafayette Helper

With engineer Steiner at the throttle of Nickel Plate Road 893, fireman Jennings shows photographer Lewis the coal scoop, which…

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When white was black
Feb 16, 2011·Railfan Stories·Classic Trains

When white was black

A Reading I-8sb 2-8-0, standard freight power on the road’s Wilmington & Northern branch, is a long way from that…

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Who was Miss Hazen?
Feb 1, 2011·Railfan Stories·Classic Trains

Who was Miss Hazen?

Looking not unlike Miss Hazen’s train 719, an unidentified Bay Head local rockets out of South Amboy behind Pennsy K4…

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The light at the end of the tunnel
Feb 1, 2011·Photo Of The Day·Trains Magazine

The light at the end of the tunnel

Union Pacific “Heritage” SD70ACe No. 1989 emerges from the tunnel at Newcastle, Calif., on July 31, 2010. The engine is…

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Mission accomplished
Jan 4, 2011·Railfan Stories·Classic Trains

Mission accomplished

Author Hartley finally caught up with the elusive New Haven FA’s in Boston. Allan G. Hartley The New Haven Railroad…

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Serving the South once again
Dec 22, 2010·Railroads & Locomotives·Trains Magazine

Serving the South once again

Click the image to download this interactive PDF. It ’s not likely that Trains readers would immediately recognize the significance…

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A sandwich on the house
Nov 30, 2010·Railfan Stories·Classic Trains

A sandwich on the house

To our family, the ultimate train was not the Broadway, the 20th Century, or the exalted Dominion that plied our…

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Not my favorite picture
Nov 2, 2010·Railfan Stories·Classic Trains

Not my favorite picture

In 1942, for a boy seeking brand-new road power, old Reading Camelback 0-6-0 1323 was nothing special—but would that we…

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Happy “Kalmbach Day”!
Oct 19, 2010·Photo of the Day·Classic Trains

Happy “Kalmbach Day”!

From 1943 to 1989, Kalmbach Publishing Co. — whose family of magazines includes Model Railroader (launched 1934), Trains (1940), and…

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