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Rail and Transit #534 June 1994 Upper Canada Railway Soc newsletter
Rail & Transit June 1994 No 534
CONTENTS
3 RAILROADED INTO A CAREER David Kwechansky's experience as the first passenger on the CN Rapido in 1965 launched his research career.
6 ART GALLERY A Rail and Transit Gallery: Photos of Kenora, Ontario.
8 CAR-FLOAT OPERATION ENDS ON THE DETROIT RIVER The history, operations, and demise of the Norfolk Southern service between Windsor and Detroit, by Gordon Webster.
10 RESEARCH AND REVIEWS RAILWAY ARCHAEOLOGY...... More in the Eastern Townships ... Prescott show BOOKS Kaslo and Slocan
13 TRANSCONTINENTAL
THE R Newco and CAR updates ... Amtrak overnight train to Toronto THE PANORAMA Decision on E&N ... Vancouver commuter train IN TRANSIT Vancouver improvements ... Toronto "chime trains" MOTIVE POWER Second-hand power DD flies a new unit to Ireland TOURIST RAILWAYS AND MUSEUMS Station preservation THE TRAIN SPOTTERS All over Ontario
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