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Railroad Magazine 1944 May Reading LV T-2B Pittsburgh Electric Rys
Railroad Magazine 1944 May Reading LV T-2B Pittsburgh Electric Rys
Originally Railroad Mans Magazine, Founded 1906 May, 1944Vol. 35, No. 625 Cents
ILLUSTRATED FEATURES
Front Cover fuel for a Great Nation (Reading) Frederick Blakeslee
Largest Anthracite Carrier Freeman H. Hubbard8
Locomotives of the Reading Company 43
Railroad Jim James Daugherty 48
100,000 Horsepower Frank A. Nejedly 64
TRUE TALES OF THE RAILS
Panhandle Railroading Will H. Locke 106
What Would You Do? Newton L. Glover 112
Storm in Louisiana R. B. Foss 115
FICTION
Burning Brakes E. S. Dellinger82
SHORT HAULS
Less Than Carload Lots 6
Along the Iron Pike Joe Easley46
Back in the Days Harry C. Temple 67
Locomotive of the Month (Lehigh Valley T-2-B) 80
DEPARTMENTS
Light of the Lantern (Resistance) 68
Electric Lines (Pittsburgh Railways) Stephen D. Maguire94
On the Spot (Rails and Fans Heard From) 120
Railroad Camera Club (The Switch List) 137
Model Trading Post 142
According to Stephans Railroad Directory the following information is included in this magazine:
0-4-0 R 'OLD IRONSIDES' BALDWIN PHOTO
2-8-0 R #2040 LOCO PHOTO
2-8-8-2 P&R #1805 LOCO PHOTO
4-4-2 R #303 CAMELBACK LOCO PHOTO
4-4-4 P&R #112 LOCO P&R PHOTO
4-6-0 R #408 CAMELBACK W/WOOTTEN BOILER
4-6-2 R #127 LOCO BALDWIN 1924 PHOTO
4-6-2 R #128 LOCO MIDDLETON PA PHOTO
4-8-4 LV #5125-5129, #5211-5220 LOCO DAT
4-8-4 LV #5212 CLASS T LOCO PHOTO
BANJO TYPE SIGNAL R PHOTO
BURNING BRAKES DELLINGER
C&NW WINFIELD IL 1943 WRECK
CABOOSE CENTER CUPOLA STEEL R ETCHING
EVOLUTION OF THE RAILWAYS, THE LEE
EXPERIMENTAL BOXCAR PRR #59861 SPECIFICA
FIRST TRAIN TO GREENPORT IN 1844 WOOD
FR SNO ENGLAND: CANTERBURY & WHITSTABLE
FR SNO EUROPEAN RAILROAD GAGES
HIGHBALL SIGNAL P&R WILMINGTON DE PHOTO
HISTORY OF R: LARGEST ANTHRACITE CARRIER
HORSE CAR PIT STILL IN USE IN 1923 PHOTO
HOSPITAL TRAIN
INTERURBAN 8 WHEEL PIT #5611 PHOTO
INTERURBAN PIT #3700 BUILT BY PIT PHOTO
INTERURBAN PIT #3805 (RED & WHITE) PHOTO
LINE CAR PIT #M132 (ORANGE) PHOTO
LINE CAR PIT #M210 LOW-WHEELED PHOTO
LM LEHIGH VALLEY T-2-B
LUBRICATION: 3 METHODS
OPEN SIDE TROLLEY W/CLASS LAMP PIT #3020
PIT #76 TROLLEY PLEASANT VALLEY LINE PHO
PIT #F6 FREIGHT MOTOR PHOTO
PIT 'CARRICK 54' TROLLEY PHOTO
RAILROAD JIM PART 2 DAUGHERTY
RESISTANCE: FRICTION & AIR IN STEAM LOCO
RESISTANCE: FRICTION AND AIR
RM P&R: READER MEMORIES
RM R: READER MEMORIES
ROSTER OF PIT PASSENGER CARS
ROSTER OF PIT PASSENGER EQUIPMENT
ROSTER OF R LOCOS: PART 1
ROUTE OF PIT: INTERURBAN/ABANDONED/SUBUR
RT: AIR PRESSURE
RT: FRICTION
RT: GRAVITY
RT: RESISTANCE
SNO = Short Notes on
SNO CB&Q: DOUBLE TRACK
SNO NYNH&H: GRAND CENTRAL TRAINS
SNO PIT: ELECTRIC/HORSE CARS/TROLLEYS
SNO R: LOCO CLASSIFICATION/INITIALS/
SNO S DUPLEX LOCOS
SNO S: DUPLEX LOCOS
SNO SAL: RECEIVERSHIP/SEABOARD RY CO
SNO SP: 24 LOCOS-1 TRAIN/TEHACHAPI MTNS
STATION LV ALLENTOWN PA PHOTO
STATION R PHILADELPHIA PA PHOTO
STATIONS BUILT OVER BROOKS
TTR = True Tales of the Rails
TTR PANHANDLE RAILROADING LOCKE
TTR STORM IN LOUISIANA FOSS
TTR WHAT WOULD YOU DO? GLOVER
UNIVERSAL DIRECTORY OF RY OFFIC/YEARBOOK
WELDED RAIL: LENGTH/EXPANSION CONTROLLED
WINDMILL TOWER SIGNAL P&R PHOENIXVILLE P
WP MCCLEAN CUT SPRING 1943 ROCK SLIDE
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