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Trains Magazine 2001 March Don't mess with the big bird Tehachapi 1949 N&W big t
Trains March 2001
FEATURES
24 Last Train to Grangeville High maintenance costs bring the curtain down on Camas Prairie RailNet's scenic 2nd Subdivision.Bruce Kelly
2 Q Rail Photography Finds Commercial Success V Can railroad photography be more than a hobby? New York critics and buyers think it's art.Mark W. Hemphill
36 A Fools Gold
Metro North train along the Hudson River answers the ancient quest for gold and glory in the New World.Mark W. Hemphill
38 Cover Story: Don't Mess with the Big Bird
Three years after melting own, Union Pacific is back. Welcome to the biggest, baddest railroad in the world.Fred W. Frailey
44 Five steps to Rebuild Rail Service
An insider's program for service solutions, with examples from outside the industry and even railroading's own past.Jim Giblin
50 Tehachapi, 1949 Rare color views show Mountain maulers of Southern Pacific and Santa Fe tackling California's Tehachapi Mountains.Mark W. Hemphill
58 BigTonnage AlbertT S. "Boss" Tabor and his boys ran heavy trains on Norfolk & Western's Scioto Division "coal funnel" in the 1960's.Ed King
6 Q Steel Survivor v Steel-company-owned Chicago Short Line rolls with the punches-and thrives in South Chicago.Paul D. Schneider
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