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Railfan & Railroad Magazine 2012 January Ontario adventure Portraits of Amtrak
Railfan & Railroad January 2012
CONTENTS
This Month's Features
32 Searching Out Ontario Shortlines/George Pitarys
One week on the road with R&R editor Steve Barry in search of Canadian shortline action featuring rare vintage MLWs.
I Index to Railfan & Railroad Vol. 30
42 Portraits of Amtrak/James D. Porterfield
As Amtrak celebrates 40 years of serving the American public, several artists share their work inspired by the national carrier.
48 P&W Pause/Tom Nanos
The beautiful scenery of Connecticut's Thames River makes the Providence & Worcester an attractive target.
52 I Derailed 765/Eliot Scher
A boyhood dream-come-true to run a real live steam locomotive does not quite turn out as expected.
Departments
4 Departures/commentary: Alexander Craghead
6 On the Menu/dining by rail: James D. Porterfield
10 Railroadiana/new products, books and videos
17 Lineside Legacy/preservation: Jeff Terry
20 Capitol Lines/news from Washington: Wes Vernon
26 Railnews/top news stories and photos
58 Transit Currents/transit news: George M. Smerk
62 Markers/editorial commentary
65 Advertising Index/the railfan marketplace
66 Final Frame
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