Trains April 2014
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Corridor conundrum
By Fred W. Frailey
Amtrak's Northeast Corridor, America's busiest rail line, needs an upgrade. Who will pay?
Map of the Month: Two ways: Chicago to Galesburg, Ill.
By Bill Metzger
Your guide to BNSF Railway's two main lines between the Windy City and its Midwest hub
Along the Clark Fork
By Tom Danneman
When Northern Pacific built its main line, it took advantage of the water-level running that rivers provided. Montana Rail Link still does
Changing times
By Ben Bachman
The railroad is at its best when in motion … by necessity, the direction of this movement is forward, into the future, away from the past
Pretty cool cars
By Elrond Lawrence
From show horses to work-horses, San Francisco's PCCs serve tourists and local with efficiency and historical flair
Two paint schemes, one legacy
By Matt Van Hattem
When Mike Haverty revived two proud, historic liveries, the message was clear: railroading's "golden age" is really ahead of it
In my own words: The one that almost got away
By Frank H. Dewey
A crew and law enforcement catch a runaway GP7 and its cars on a cold Michigan night
By Fred W. Frailey
Amtrak's Northeast Corridor, America's busiest rail line, needs an upgrade. Who will pay?
Map of the Month: Two ways: Chicago to Galesburg, Ill.
By Bill Metzger
Your guide to BNSF Railway's two main lines between the Windy City and its Midwest hub
Along the Clark Fork
By Tom Danneman
When Northern Pacific built its main line, it took advantage of the water-level running that rivers provided. Montana Rail Link still does
Changing times
By Ben Bachman
The railroad is at its best when in motion … by necessity, the direction of this movement is forward, into the future, away from the past
Pretty cool cars
By Elrond Lawrence
From show horses to work-horses, San Francisco's PCCs serve tourists and local with efficiency and historical flair
Two paint schemes, one legacy
By Matt Van Hattem
When Mike Haverty revived two proud, historic liveries, the message was clear: railroading's "golden age" is really ahead of it
In my own words: The one that almost got away
By Frank H. Dewey
A crew and law enforcement catch a runaway GP7 and its cars on a cold Michigan night
