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Trains Magazine 2009 June Anthracite roads today Facing a storm together
Trains 2009 June
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Facing a raging storm together
How CSX and its short-line partners can look beyond the economic tsunami
Roy Blanchard
44
America's energy independence rides the rails
Two short lines play a big role in U.S. gas and oil production
Roy Blanchard
32
Map of the Month: What ever happened to the anthracite roads
We map the disposition of eight Pennsylvania coal-haulers
Bill Metzger and Matt Van Hattem
50
The bad and the ugly
Railroading has its rewards but, as one shortline boss recalls, some days you just wish you had stayed in bed
Forrest L. Becht
34
Big power for the little guys
What's fueling the trend prompting regional railroads to buy big diesels
Eric Powell
54
Railroad Reading
Drop everything and go: A New England short line fills an order on the double before jobs and cash dissolve
David Simington
38
Out of the woods
A McCloud River Railroad remembrance
Ted Benson
72
Gallery
Breaking dawn at Rochelle, III.; fast freight on the Boston & Albany; racing a stack train by boat; and the steady hand of an engineer
Assorted photographers
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