Classic Trains Spring 2012
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Battleship of the Rails
By Preston Cook
Pennsy's mighty S2 steam turbine, built by Baldwin-Westinghouse in 1944, employed the same propulsion principle as the latest warships
Flying Amtrak
By J. David Ingles
How train rides to and from the 1973 NRHS convention vaporized . . . twice!
Farewell Old Woman
By Jim Shaughnessy
Always marginal, the Ontario & Western finally faded for good on March 29, 1957
Riding the Ajo Cannonball
By Barry Anderson
A unique Western railroad adventure in 1976
Photo Section
All color! Milwaukee Road, Illinois Central and depot, Chicago & North Western, New York Central, Southern Pacific, Maine Central, Boston & Maine, Canadian Pacific, Narragansett Pier
Central of Georgia's Nancy Hanks II
By Jeff Darter
Connecting small rural towns with Savannah and Atlanta, the 1947 train had a 19th century ancestor
The Friendly Soo
By Lou Gerard
In the bygone times of 50 years ago, Dad's employer let me feel like a true "family member"
Bird's-Eye View: Overlooking SP's Oakland Mole
By Rod Crossley
A rock-filled pier in the bay was the eastern rail gateway to San Francisco
A Hidden Shortline Treasure
By Frank C. Kozempel
Pennsy steam made its last stand on New Jersey's little Union Transportation Co.
By Preston Cook
Pennsy's mighty S2 steam turbine, built by Baldwin-Westinghouse in 1944, employed the same propulsion principle as the latest warships
Flying Amtrak
By J. David Ingles
How train rides to and from the 1973 NRHS convention vaporized . . . twice!
Farewell Old Woman
By Jim Shaughnessy
Always marginal, the Ontario & Western finally faded for good on March 29, 1957
Riding the Ajo Cannonball
By Barry Anderson
A unique Western railroad adventure in 1976
Photo Section
All color! Milwaukee Road, Illinois Central and depot, Chicago & North Western, New York Central, Southern Pacific, Maine Central, Boston & Maine, Canadian Pacific, Narragansett Pier
Central of Georgia's Nancy Hanks II
By Jeff Darter
Connecting small rural towns with Savannah and Atlanta, the 1947 train had a 19th century ancestor
The Friendly Soo
By Lou Gerard
In the bygone times of 50 years ago, Dad's employer let me feel like a true "family member"
Bird's-Eye View: Overlooking SP's Oakland Mole
By Rod Crossley
A rock-filled pier in the bay was the eastern rail gateway to San Francisco
A Hidden Shortline Treasure
By Frank C. Kozempel
Pennsy steam made its last stand on New Jersey's little Union Transportation Co.
