New York’s Hell Gate Bridge
The imposing size, look, and name of New York City’s Hell Gate Bridge fits perfectly in a metropolis where one…
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Illinois Terminal locomotives included steam, electric, and diesel over its existence. The Illinois Terminal was an electric interurban…
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MIDDLETOWN, Pa. — The Conrail Historical Society has orchestrated a trade of two Conrail cabooses to ensure the preservation of…
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Many of these vintage structures have survived into the 21st century. However, not all retain their original purpose. The following…
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One of my favorite things to do while eating lunch is to pull out an old volume of Model Railroader…
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I haven’t counted every last owner one time or another of Florida East Coast 4-6-2 No. 148, but it must…
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Locomotives in the scrapyard Sitting switchers The switcher is a rapidly-dying species on American railroads. Pushed out of yard duties…
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What happened to the caboose? Many factors helped seal their fate, and the demise of the caboose has been mourned…
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“The legacy of Dirt the railroad cat continues,” is just one of many Dirt-related articles that highlights the importance…
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The song and dance routine Working the North Pool was always one of my favorite pools to work. In this…
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TOPEKA, Kan. — A non-profit group seeks some $1 million to move and cosmetically restore a Santa Fe 4-6-4 long…
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SILVER SPRING, Md. — The National Capital Trolley Museum has added an Evans Auto-Railer — a 1930s vehicle designed to…
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