From The Cab: Caboose memories
I’ve been around long enough to have caboose memories. Am I really that old? I guess so. When I transferred…
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I’ve been around long enough to have caboose memories. Am I really that old? I guess so. When I transferred…
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When the long-anticipated “Hill Lines” merger finally created the Burlington Northern on March 2, 1970, it was time not…
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Having six intercity passenger terminals at one time, and that doesn’t include the electric interurbans, is a muscle flex to…
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Classic Trains Film Archive | C&O, Clinchfield, NYC, and other eastern railroads, J. David Ingles Reel 0045 – Follow along…
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There are standard-gauge tracks close by, but they can’t be seen here, since they’re underground in this neighborhood. We’re…
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Talk of Burlington Northern passenger trains inevitably conjures visions of green E units toting bilevel stainless steel coaches at rush…
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Your latest installment in the occasional Trains News Wire feature offering links to online articles of interest: — The New…
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SIOUX CITY, Iowa — Eight months after it was devastated by a flood, the Sioux City Railroad Museum has reopened.…
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RUSH, N.Y. — An Alco S1 switcher from the Rochester-area short line Bath & Hammondsport Railroad will be joining the…
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Q: The historic cars for the Milwaukee, Racine & Troy featured in the January 2025 episode of Ask Trains were…
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Britain’s Railway 200 celebration — marking the 200th anniversary of modern railroading — has a new element: A traveling exhibition…
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Beginning in the early 2000s, the rail industry was introduced to something not seen before, new-build six-axle locomotive lease fleets.…
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