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Classic Trains

Spring 2021
Magazine

CELEBRATE THE GOLDEN AGE OF AMERICAN RAILROADING – WHEN GIANT STEAM LOCOMOTIVES, COLORFUL DIESELS AND STEAMLINERS SHARED THE RAILS. CLASSIC TRAINS COVERS THE 1930’S THROUGH THE 1970’S WITH REMARKABLE PHOTOGRAPHY, DETAILED REPORTING AND FIRST-HAND ACCOUNTS FROM PEOPLE WHO WORKED THE GREAT PASSENGER AND FREIGHT TRAINS.

South of the border, the show went on

Classic Trains

Head End

Reviews

New from Kalmbach

VISIT US ON THE WEB

OBITUARIES

Lower lakes and their ports

Remembering J. David Ingles

World’s fair royalty

Ted Rose was a bluesman • A legendary rail artist found beauty in photography and music too

Utah in the ’70s • A TRANSPLANTED EASTERNER DOCUMENTED THE BEEHIVE STATE’S COLORFUL RAILROAD SCENE

She jumped at the chance to get home • A SCHEDULE CHANGE PUTS A NAVY WAVE ON A TRAIN THAT SKIPPED HER STOP

First run for an NC&StL fireman • A 1933 TRIP FROM NASHVILLE TO MEMPHIS ON A 4-8-4 PROVES TO BE A LEARNING EXPERIENCE

The cherry letter • A BN PATROLMAN LEARNS A LESSON IN SAFETY DURING A STRESSFUL SHIPPING SEASON

STEAM so familiar, yet distant • LONG BEFORE HIS MASTERFUL WATERCOLORS, ARTIST TED ROSE PHOTOGRAPHED THE TWILIGHT OF MEXICAN STEAM

Classic Conrail • CLASSIC CONRAIL? COULD THERE EVER BE SUCH A THING?

ENGLEWOOD ENCHANTMENT • A BUSY JUNCTION ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF CHICAGO STOOD OUT ABOVE ALL OTHERS FOR A YOUNG TRAIN-WATCHER

D&H and NYC trains at Albany Union Station • Action at New York State’s capital on a rainy November 23, 1962

Two years on the Twin Cities Division • Stitching together the lines and employees of three predecessor roads

Farewell, my lovelies • Encounters with Alco PA diesels on the Erie Lackawanna left a lasting impression

“I ate my hat” • A father’s good turn for his son leads to 8 miles of walking for naught

A Milwaukee Road ride aboard the Empire Builder • After a derailment on the CB&Q, a spur-of-the-moment adventure

Next Issue

Winnipeg trolleys

Utah’s first tourist line turns 50 • The line out of Heber City has overcome many challenges

Albuquerque landmark


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CELEBRATE THE GOLDEN AGE OF AMERICAN RAILROADING – WHEN GIANT STEAM LOCOMOTIVES, COLORFUL DIESELS AND STEAMLINERS SHARED THE RAILS. CLASSIC TRAINS COVERS THE 1930’S THROUGH THE 1970’S WITH REMARKABLE PHOTOGRAPHY, DETAILED REPORTING AND FIRST-HAND ACCOUNTS FROM PEOPLE WHO WORKED THE GREAT PASSENGER AND FREIGHT TRAINS.

South of the border, the show went on

Classic Trains

Head End

Reviews

New from Kalmbach

VISIT US ON THE WEB

OBITUARIES

Lower lakes and their ports

Remembering J. David Ingles

World’s fair royalty

Ted Rose was a bluesman • A legendary rail artist found beauty in photography and music too

Utah in the ’70s • A TRANSPLANTED EASTERNER DOCUMENTED THE BEEHIVE STATE’S COLORFUL RAILROAD SCENE

She jumped at the chance to get home • A SCHEDULE CHANGE PUTS A NAVY WAVE ON A TRAIN THAT SKIPPED HER STOP

First run for an NC&StL fireman • A 1933 TRIP FROM NASHVILLE TO MEMPHIS ON A 4-8-4 PROVES TO BE A LEARNING EXPERIENCE

The cherry letter • A BN PATROLMAN LEARNS A LESSON IN SAFETY DURING A STRESSFUL SHIPPING SEASON

STEAM so familiar, yet distant • LONG BEFORE HIS MASTERFUL WATERCOLORS, ARTIST TED ROSE PHOTOGRAPHED THE TWILIGHT OF MEXICAN STEAM

Classic Conrail • CLASSIC CONRAIL? COULD THERE EVER BE SUCH A THING?

ENGLEWOOD ENCHANTMENT • A BUSY JUNCTION ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF CHICAGO STOOD OUT ABOVE ALL OTHERS FOR A YOUNG TRAIN-WATCHER

D&H and NYC trains at Albany Union Station • Action at New York State’s capital on a rainy November 23, 1962

Two years on the Twin Cities Division • Stitching together the lines and employees of three predecessor roads

Farewell, my lovelies • Encounters with Alco PA diesels on the Erie Lackawanna left a lasting impression

“I ate my hat” • A father’s good turn for his son leads to 8 miles of walking for naught

A Milwaukee Road ride aboard the Empire Builder • After a derailment on the CB&Q, a spur-of-the-moment adventure

Next Issue

Winnipeg trolleys

Utah’s first tourist line turns 50 • The line out of Heber City has overcome many challenges

Albuquerque landmark


Expand title description text