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Rail Classics Magazine 1978 Yearbook Big Railroads Short Lines Alco PA Logging
Rail Classics 1978 Yearbook
CONTENTS
MICHIGAN NORTHERN 4 A new shortline from the leftovers of the Conrail formation
FILMING BOUND FOR GLORY" 12 Hollywood comes to the Western Pacific
CAL WESTERN TURNS BACK THE CLOCK 16 A logging railroad finds happiness and profits with steam
BICENTENNIAL RECAP 24 Red, white and blue diesels covered the land
ALCO PA- 32 This so-called classic is still being debated
TEHACHAPI 40 It's a lot more than just a circle of track
WHEAT BELT ROUTE 56 The Wichita Northern served Kansas for forty years
POWER ALLEY 64 Union Pacific's main through Wyoming is a mecca for big locos
LAST OF THE STUMP JUMPERS 74 A look at logging railroads in Virginia and North Carolina
TOP OF THE FUNNEL 78 Santa Fe's in Nebraska with power you wouldn't believe
PROVIDENCE & WORCESTER 85 Dormant for 80 years, this carrier is now very much alive
CAJON PASS 92 Three railroads use the same space to enter Southern California
A DAY ON THE DOODLEBUGS 96 Once upon a time the GM&O provided the ultimate in shortline travel
SALT FLAT SPECIAL 108 Tiny Plymouths provide the muscle for a salt company
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