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Railroad Explorer #39 2013 Fall Eastern Rail Photo Journal Lots of Photos
Railroad Explorer #39 2013 Fall Eastern Rail Photo Journal
51 Pages
4You Had to be Quick
Ohio Central on the old Y&S David Baer
14Northeast Corridor
The Shore Line in the 1970s Tom Carver
22 Georgia on my Mind
An Introduction to
Southern Hospitality George Pitarys
30 BAR
A Golden Age in Maine
Bangor & Aroostook in the '90s Justin Franz
36Left Fork, Straight Creek
October '75
Alcos, Coal, Kentucky Garland McKee
40Gallery
51Coming Attractions
You Had to Be Quick - Ohio Central on the old Y&S.
David Baer recalls the Ohio Centrals operation of the Youngstown & Southern Railroad from December 2004 to November 2006. Multi-unit sets of GP10s and GP11s and friendly crews made for a very interesting railfan experience.
Georgia on My Mind
The lure of solid sets of hi-nose U23Bs proves irresistible, luring Maine native George Pitarys to the deep South. Join us as George spends an exciting week trackside, chasing the Georgia Central Railway.
BAR - A Golden Era in Maine - Bangor & Aroostook in the '90s
The Bangor & Aroostook Railroad revived an old image back in the 1990s, much to the delight of railfans. Tim and Justin Franz take a look back at BAR operations during the Iron Road era, when blue and gray returned to Maine.
NEC - The Shore Line in the '70s
Tom Carver explores the former New Haven Shore Line route east of New Haven, CT. in the 1970s. These were pivotal years as classic but worn-out physical plant and equipment gave way to todays Amtrak.
October '75. Alcos, Coal, Kentucky
Garland McKee takes a stroll down memory lane, recalling a brief but productive chase of Louisville & Nashville Alcos in the back country coal fields of Kentucky.
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