TRAIN CONSISTS: Champion and Auto-Train
In his article “One Day at . . . Sanford, Fla.” in the Winter 2008 issue of Classic Trains, author…
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In his article “Boyhood Fascination with New York Central Steam” in the Winter 2008 issue of Classic Trains, author Fred…
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In his article “The First PA’s” in the Winter 2008 issue of Classic Trains, author Peter A. Hansen examines Alco’s…
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In his article “Boyhood Fascination with New York Central Steam” in the Winter 2008 issue of Classic Trains, author Fred…
Read moreIn his article “The First PA’s” in the Winter 2008 issue of Classic Trains, author Peter A. Hansen examines Alco’s…
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Q My 5-year-old grandson asked me, “Where do engineers go to the bathroom?” I told him that locomotives probably have…
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As of October 1, 1958, Class I railroads own or lease 27,622 diesel locomotives, 1,532 steam locomotives, and 559 electrics.…
Read moreNew Jersey challenges the constitutionality of the Transportation Act of 1958, under whose provisions the Erie and New York Central…
Read moreSP announces it is standardizing on silver livery for all passenger equipment; although Armour yellow will be retained for cars…
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Scott Lothes Shinjuku is the best place in the world to feel the crunch of a commuter train rush hour,…
Read moreJuly 1958 in railroad history One of steam’s greatest chapters comes to a close July 2 when class S-2 No.…
Read moreThe Wheeling & Lake Erie, an Ohio-based regional railroad, has quite a fleet. See the pdf below for its current…
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