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Rutland Newsliner Magazine Vol.16 #3 2004 Fall Rutland Railroad Properties
Rutland Newsliner Magazine Vol.16 #3 2004 Fall Rutland Railroad Properties
Rutland Railroad Historical Society. On the cover, Rutland Railway K-2 class 4-6-2 #83 is on the ready track in Rutland, Vt. awaiting its next assignment, while yard switcher #110 busys itself on the lead to the tender repair shop. Photo by Jim Shaughnessy, June 1948.
In the Scheme of Things: Vermont Rail Construction 1848-1910Albert Spaulding3
New York Approves End of Rutland Passenger Service (1953)New York Public Service Commission6
Interesting Steam Locomotives on the Rutland (Post-1900)Robert W. Adams10
Addendum to PS-1 Boxcars Leased to MECSteve Mumley19
Rutland Railroad Properties by another NameStaff21
Shaughnessy Salon: Photos from the Early YearsJim Shaughnessy22
Made in Vermont: Thoughts on the Rutland in 1952Charles E. Crane25
Rutland Provides Moody's With 1955 UpdateForeward by John Mcllwaine27
Milk Cars That Rode the Rutland: Dairymen's League #1060Robert A. Buck29
Obituary: Richard J. CostelloBill Lovett30
MarkersStaff31
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