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R&LHS Bulletin Railroad History #184 Spring 2001 Train Wrecks PRR
R&LHS Bulletin Railroad History #184 Train Wrecks PRR Mallets
Foreigners by Jeff Schramm, History of Train Wrecks; Tuscan Empire - photography by William Herman Rau PRR; Biggest of the big - Virginian Mallets; more. Spring 2001. 160 pages.
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Foreigners
By Jeff Schramm
Why German diesel-hydraulics landed on U.S. soil 8
A History of Wrecks
Robert B. Shaw • Ralph S. Podas • John H. White, Jr.
• Karl A.
Roider • H. Roger Grant • Mark Reutter Our contributors analyze a subject that
has brought out the worst and best of railroading 20
Tuscan Empire
Photography by William Herman Rau Commentary by John C. Van
Horne Opening a window onto the Pennsylvania 78
Biggest of the Big
By Robert A. Le Massena
The Virginian wanted mallets with muscle 96
Departments
Editor's Seatbox, by Mark Reutter 7
Preservation Topics, by Geoffrey H. Doughty 104
Print & Image, by John Gruber 110
Memorials 141
Discussion 143
Worth Reading 151
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