Beyond the byline with Doug Riddell
What was your first byline in Trains? Doug Riddell: My first byline in Trains appeared in the February 2000 issue: “A…
Read moreWhat was your first byline in Trains? Doug Riddell: My first byline in Trains appeared in the February 2000 issue: “A…
Read more
Lake Shore Limited dining car In profiling a train for Trains’ 1,000th issue whose New York and Boston sections average…
Read more
Private cars Private cars also called private varnish is a side of railroading that is a mystery to many. Imagine…
Read more
Lake Shore Limited Oct. 3, 2011, wasn’t just another day in the life of the Lake Shore Limited. That’s because…
Read more
LIRR FA2 It’s an unusual sight — what looks almost like a diesel B unit, resting on the cold ground…
Read more
Mojave Subdivision You have heard me mention in a couple of previous stories that I’m proud to be qualified on…
Read more
What are couplers? Ever since the locomotive was invented, a coupling device was needed to pull cars behind it. Link…
Read more
One thousand issues One thousand issues of Trains Magazine have put tens of thousands of railroad photographs in the public…
Read more
Breakdown of Streamliners What are streamliners? Essentially, it’s a sleek design for lightweight passenger rail equipment that once had a…
Read more
This is a picture worth a thousand words. For decades, artists and photographers awed us with images of mighty locomotives…
Read more
BNSF Railway and J.B. Hunt To honor fallen veterans during the holidays a number of companies regularly partner with Wreaths…
Read more
Metra It’s likely many passengers don’t realize commuter rail operator Metra serves Chicago O’Hare International Airport. But then, “serves” may…
Read more