New Hampshire’s Mount Washington Cog Railway Locomotive Roster
Name No. Type Builder Year built Peppersass 1 Campbell, Whittier & Co. – 1866 Mt. Washington 1 0-2-2-0 Manchester Loco.…
Read moreName No. Type Builder Year built Peppersass 1 Campbell, Whittier & Co. – 1866 Mt. Washington 1 0-2-2-0 Manchester Loco.…
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Steve Glischinski Match the initials below to the Map of the Month in the May 2011 issue of Trains Magazine.…
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Looking out the window of Canadian National SD70M-2 No. 8016, a Canadian Pacific transfer train on X-Track (left) waits for…
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With the empty SP track to the right, SP&S RS3 78 trundles past with a short freight at Albany, Ore.,…
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Providence & Worcester, led by B40-8 No. 4002, exercises overhead trackage rights exiting Hell Gate Bridge in New York in…
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Q For many years now, fans have been calling Alco PA locomotives “honorary steam locomotives” because of the thick, dense…
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Although the quarters were likely close in this passenger rail car’s public bathroom, the extra sink could only have helped.…
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Q In a Southern Pacific cab-forward steam locomotive, is the engineer on the right side of the cab? If so,…
Read moreQ What is the purpose of having draft-gear slack in the era of diesel locomotives? We all know the steam…
Read moreQ Did railroads that used Pullman service have their own sleeper and parlor cars too, or were one or the…
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This sign on a SD80MAC means it can move a short distance on battery power through one traction motor. Walter…
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With engineer Steiner at the throttle of Nickel Plate Road 893, fireman Jennings shows photographer Lewis the coal scoop, which…
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