Afterward From Before: Observations About Railroads
Few would argue that Ted Benson is a great writer and photographer. His contributions to Trains over the years have…
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Just another day: the first-trick tender of Norfolk Southern’s ex-Nickel Plate drawbridge over the Cuyahoga Valley in Cleveland heads to…
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Enterprise is among the tenants at Amtrak’s Fort Worth, Texas, station, one of just 19 train stations in the U.S.…
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A Union Pacific line runs along the east bank of the Duwamish River in Seattle. Benjamin B. Bachman A similar…
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Click the image to download this interactive PDF. Many who love narrow-gauge railroads consider West Virginia’s Babcock State Park hallowed…
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Trains Magazine’s September 2010 “Map of the Month: Milwaukee Road Growth” maps the expansion of the Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul…
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Powder River coal loads bound for Otter Tail Power’s Big Stone City, S.D., plant pass Bristol, S.D., with a 2-by-1…
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GP38-2 No. 3818 leads Central Oregon & Pacific job No. 503 near Riddle, Ore., on Feb. 8, 2010. From the…
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V&T 11 and 27 with a railfan special on the 2 percent grade at Moundhouse, Nev., June 5, 1938. T.G.…
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In Historic Trains Today, we bring you “Unburied Treasure,” the story about the McKinney Avenue Trolley Authority in Dallas. In…
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Click the image to download a PDF of this article as it would appear in TRAINS magazine. Mouse over photos…
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In Historic Trains Today, David Lustig tells of seven cool diesels you can visit in museums today. Here are four…
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