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Locomotive & Railway Preservation #3 1986 July August Why the trolley
Locomotive and Railway Preservation 1986 July August
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Editor's Comments
by Mark Smith
International preservation and a new Trolley Editor.
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Letters Readers speak.
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Preservation News
by Bob Yarger
Current events in the world of preservation.
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Why The Trolley?
by Andrew Young
A tribute to the trolley's historical importance and its current rebirth.
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Profile: Huber Leath
by Mitch Giroux
The quiet man who's journeyed with the Strasburg Railroad since its modest beginnings.
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Steam in South Africa
by William Botkin
Visiting one of the world's last great steam shows.
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Book and Video Reviews
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The Mount Washington Cog Railway
by Donald Bray
Climbing the mountain with the locomotives of New Hampshire's unchanging prototype railroad.
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A Little Bull Goes A Long Way
by William Rowland
The John Bull replica is readied for travel to SteamExpo and its second World's Fair.
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Rails Diversified
by Jay Williams
Reincarnation of a bygone era: the evolution of a contemporary steamshop.
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