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| Pacific Rail News |
February |
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Minnesota Welcomes TC&W, Mojave Rails, Focus Washington: Kettle Falls Locals, Focus Missouri: KCS in Kansas City, Images: The Beets go on |
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March |
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California's Capitol Idea (New Amtrak San Jose-Sacramento trains herald a revolution.), The View From Cardinal Hayes High (New York Central's Mott Haven Yard 43 years later.), How I Wrecked SP 8799 West.. (How SP and Santa Fe used simulators to train locomotive engineers.), Selected Railroad Reading (Tales of BN, Tweetsie , the Pennsy, GTW, SP and EL.), Trains From On High ("Aerial photos" of Nickel Plate 765 and Amtrak.), China: Big Steam's Last Stand (Glimpses of U.S. railroading as it was four decades ago.), A Traveler's Dream (Photos of Rio Grande's "California Zephyr" in 1969.), Trains Hot Spots, Trains Turntable (Roll video: What will the next generation think?) |
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| Trains | April | V. Good | Smoke over Austin, Shops in Twilight, Coal from the Crowsnest, Run 8 to Apex, Photo Section, Challengers over the Alleghenies, Tourist Line Pioneer, Trains Hot Spots, Trains Turntable | 1 |
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| Railfan and Railroad |
June |
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Features - They Call 'em the "Oil Cans", The BN's Ottawa Branch, Edaville and the Maine Two-Footers, FNM's Daylight PA Departments - Railnews, Fanmail, Timetable, Railroadiana, Videos, We's Like You to Meet..., Camera Bag, Railfun, Transit Currents |
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| Railfan & Railroad |
July |
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Features - Edaville and the Maine Two-Footers - Part 2, A Visit to Vladivostok, The Aberdeen & Rockfish, Scranton's Big Blast |
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July |
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Delaware & Hudson Thrives Under CP Rail (System approach strengthens traffic.), A Detroit & Mackinac Adieu (Michigan regional changes ownership, now is Lake State Railway.), Reflections on a Classic Scheme (What was nice about D&H's blue-and-gray lightening stripe.), Seared, Burned but Now Cooking (Chicago Central is quietly successful.), Photo Section (Variety of subjects, all in color.), Super Power, Super Survivor (Nickel Plate 2-8-4 765 represents a thoroughbred heritage.), Life With the 765 (For individual volunteers, NKP 765 means different things.), Have Berkshire, Will Travel (Much is involved in setting up even a simple excursion.), Across Russia by Luxury Train - 2 (Russian railroading, close-up.), Trains Hot Spots (Klamath Falls, Oregon.), Trains Turntable (Needed: State rail passenger corporations.) |
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August |
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How Railroads Coped With the L.A. Riots, AMTRAK Joins the Railroader Club, Illinois Central: Railroad for the 90's, Once Upon a Time in Trains, More Difference of Decades, Keeping the Faith of the Day Coach, Joel Jensen: Over the Limit?, Not Again?, Trains Hot Spots, Trains Turntable |
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| Railfan & Railroad |
September |
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Features - "Campaign '92", "K" Line and ITS at Long Beach, CSX-ing the RF&P |
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September |
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Whither American-European Express? (William Spann wants to bring back his luxury train.), B & O to the Ball Game (Fans take the train to Oriole Park at Cambden Yards.), A Day on Cuesta Grade (A boyhood cab ride recalled - with REAL Daylights in color.), California Dreamin's Become a Reality (Santa Fe 3751 is back in steam, but almost wasn't.), Selected Railroad Reading (Tales of the first Zephyr, Milwaukee Road, J&L Steel and CSX.), Photo Section (All New England, all in color.), Old Before Their Time, Yet Reborn (Cincinnati & Lake Erie's freight motors wound up coast to coast.), Chicago, Missouri & Western - 1 (The Road of Misfortune: One road too many, or too few.), Trains Hot Spots (Bill, Wyoming.), Trains Turntable (Bring back pacer passes.) |
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| Railfan & Railroad |
October |
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Features - The Tweetsie and ET&WNC No. 12, Chicago's Forgotten Freight Tunnels, Desert Bridge Line: The A&C, New Hope for the New Hope |
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October |
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San Jose Steam Spectacular (SP 2472, SP 4449, UP 3985 star at NRHS national convention.), The "New" Southern Pacific (A flamboyant public-relations train signals change.), Santa Fe Southern - A New Beginning (Actor Michael Gross has a new shortline role.), Three Miles Apart (First-generation F7's and GP9's are neighbors in Pennsylvania.), Chicago, Missouri & Western - 2 (Out of one road, two: SP gains Chicago, Santa Fe reaches St. Louis.), Morrison Kundsen's Big Gamble (Bill Agee aims to be America's passenger railcar builder.), Merger, Money and Men (When Chesapeake & Ohio and New York Centralvied for the B&O.), Photo Section (Big-time railroading and we mean big.), Steam From the Golden Gate (How Southern Pacific 4-6-2 2472 came back to life.), Dispatching BN's Dakota Division (Burlington Northern's Minneapolis dispatchers use a variety of tools.), Morehead & North Fork Recalled (Kentucky shortline was dead but not buried.), Trains Hot Spots (Cordele, Georgia.), Trains Turntable (Why use oil tankers?) |
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| Railfan & Railroad |
November |
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Features - Providence & Worcester Succeeds on Service, The Lonely Oregon Eastern, When Bill Clinton Campaigned by Train, Metrolink: Commuter Service for L. A., San Jose '92:Steam, Speed and Sunshine |
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November |
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Second Chance for Harris Tower (NRHS chapter preserves a Pennsylvania Railroad landmark.), A Happy Homecoming for A&WP 290 (New Georgia, CSX return steam to the West Point Route.), Commuter Rail comes to Los Angeles (Metrolink begins service on former Santa Fe and SP lines.), Stealth No More (A paint scheme says something about a company.), 44th Annual Motive Power Survey (Diesels that never say die.), Chicago, Missouri & Western - 3 (Gateway Western: Flight of the bumblebee.), Dubious Diesel, Notable Niagara (When the steam locomotive, not the diesel, was the victor.), Photo Section (A gallery of railroad images.), Strong as Steel (Missabe Road, now a year-round operation, marks it's centennial.), Cheyenne: Citadel of Steam (Union Pacific updates its locomotive shop.), Seven-Spot (Memorable photo opportunity with low-numbered Southern 2-8-0.), Trains Hot Spots (Pueblo Junction, Colorado.), Trains Turntable )Pacific & Ampersands.) |
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| Railway Age |
December 1992 |
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Union Pacific: The Story Behind The Statistics ("We are one big team out there, working together, to be the best" says Dick Davidson. Here's how UP continues to build upon its extraordinary successes), '93 Outlook: Big Hopes, Big Spending (Still strong despite the national recession, railroads enter '93 with solid plans for growth and substantial capital budgets to help bring those plans to fruition), Bay Area Rapid Transit: 20 And Growing (Over two decades, BART has served as a laboratory for state-of-the-art rail transit equipment. Ambitious expansion programs will now help to improve service and maintenance), Coatings And Linings: CDOA Ponders The Options (No cure-all is in sight for dealing with the myriad and mounting requirements of EPA, OSHA and other watchdog agencies. But on several individual fronts, there's progress) Departments - Industry Outlook, Market Outlook, 100 Years Ago, New Products, Literature, Meetings, People In Yhe News, Letters, Advertising Sales, Advertisers Index, Classified, Professional Directory Comment - Inside, Lines On Labor, Financially Speaking, Watching Washington, In Transit |
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December |
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Whatever Happened To The K4? (A federal grant promises to being back Pennsylvania steam.), Steam Train With a Cause (Southern Pacific 2472 helps launch the Earth Train.), Chasing The Chief (Santa Fe's 3751 completes a cross-country steam marathon.), End In Sight For Montreal Electrics (New cars highlight a $250 million improvement project.), Hat Trick (A photographer hits a triple on a Montreal mainline.), Chasing The Sun On The Auto Train (A ride aboard Amtrak's most profitable long-haul train.), "Railroading I Could Do Without" (What happened when Old Man Winter blasted the Milwaukee Road.), Photo Section (Images of the railroad in winter.), Alaska's Christmas Train (The Alaska Railroad brought the holidays to the wilderness.), A Wartime Odyssey (For two eager young boys, the trip was necessary.), Chapels On Steel Wheels (Catholic missionaries used railroad cars to serve their flocks.), One Winter Day On The Seaboard (The tiny figure in the cab had awesome responsibility.), Trains Covers Through The Years (The magazines new look follows an old precedent.), Trains Hot Spots (Allentown, Pennsylvania.), Trains Turntable (High-speed rail vs. the NIMBY's.) |
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