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Trains Magazine 2019 May Golden Spike anniversary Promontory 2 famous locos
Trains 2019 May
Features
What's in railroading's most famous photo? p.20
A.J. Russell's May 10, 1869, 'champagne photo'
Kyle K. Wyatt
The day of spikes and champagne p.22
May 10,1869: A chronology Kyle K. Wyatt
The TRAINS Map: Spikes across America p.30
Dates and locations for 27 completion celebrations
Rick Johnson
Making tracks p.32
How building 10 miles of track in one day, the stuff of legend, happened on April 28, 1869
Wendell W. Huffman
No. 119, meet SD70ACe p.40
An artistic design honors the paint scheme worn by Union Pacific's famous 4-4-0 locomotive 150 years ago
Tom Danneman
This is the place p.42
Utah's rail heritage goes well beyond Promontory James Belmont
A living landmark p.50
A tree symbolizes the first transcontinental railroad and the people who built it Jim Wrinn
Vanishing icons p.52
What happened to the locomotives of the Golden Spike
Jim Wilke
In My Own Words: Firing the Golden Spike Centennial Limited p. 60
Tales from one of the biggest 1969 observances Al Phillips
Free pullout guide: Ride this train!
Your 2019 railroad fun guide to tourist trains and railroad museums
Union Pacific's Cache Valley Local rolls south across the Cub River bridge in Franklin, Idaho, on Nov. 9, 2016. James Belmont
News
News p. 7
Miscalculations, what's next
Locomotive p. 16
Antennas galore
Passenger p. 18
Congress: Run a national network
Departments
From the Editor p. 3
Railroading's fable in the desert
Conversations p. 6
Comments from our readers
Preservation p. 66
Big Boy No. 4014 emerges
Train-Watching p.68
Hot spot: Prairie du Chien, Wis.
Ask TRAINS p. 70
Rear-facing locomotives,
positive train control and GPS, coil cars, and more
Commentary
Fred W. Frailey p.13
The Amtrak Skunk Works
Brian Solomon p.14
Looking back on Conrail
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