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Trains Magazine 2008 September Next master of night photography? UP wings ride t
Trains Vol 68 No 9 Sept 2008
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Features
34 The magic of the night
Their techniques are similar even though their technology is decades removed. Still, the resulting photos lead us to ask: Is Gary Knapp the next O. Winston Link? You decide
Karl Zimmermann
44 Difference of decades: General Electric revisits the South Shore Visit the Chicago South Shore & South Bend in 1972 and 2007 Greg McDonnell
46 Reunited
And in Berlin's new Central Station, it feels so good
R. David Read
56 Map of the Month: Passenger rail service in 2050
To avoid a transportation crisis, we need to spend billions on rail. See why in this passenger rail companion to our May 2008 Map of the Month Matt Van Hattem
58 The road to deregulation
As Congress considers re-regulating the railroad industry, it is time to review why the government deregulated it in the first place 28 years ago Jim Giblin
66 Railroad Reading Destruction of the Sunset Limited: An assistant conductor recounts the deadliest Amtrak disaster of all time when his train plummeted into Big Bayou Canot in Alabama
Gary Farmer
86 Gallery
CSX in Rochester, N.Y.; Amtrak's Pennsylvanian in Cassandra, Pa.; the Venice Simplon Orient-Express in Folkestone Harbour, Kent, U.K.; and crossover tracks near Chicago Union Station
Assorted photographers
ON THE COVER
A CSX coal train exits Pool Point (Ky.) Tunnel Oct. 26, 2006, on ex-Clinchfield rails. Gary Knapp photo
8 The floods of '08
10 What's next for CSX?
16 Q&A with Matt Rose
30 Amtrak delays
34 The next master of night photography?
44 UP wings ride the South Shore
46 First new station in 70 years
56 Map: Proposed U.S. passenger network
58 The bumpy road to deregulation
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