Trains Magazine 1946 January Tennessee Central Altoona Works BRB&L Outlet Creek

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Trains Magazine 1946 January Tennessee Central Altoona Works BRB&L Outlet Creek
 
Trains Magazine 1946 January  Volume 5, Number 3   
January 1946
Cover Photo. Courtesy Gulf, Mobile & Ohio.1
GM&O's Rebel in New Orleans.
Railroad News and Editorial Comment.5
Tennessee Central. By George W. Hilton. -8
This 248-mile road carries Nashville-Knoxville traffic over tough grades of the Cumberland Range.
In the Canyon of the Sacramento. By Phillip C. Johnson.-18
The camera follows SP's difficult canyon route above Shasta Dam.
Altoona Works. By Tom Hanna.20
The world's most extensive group of railroad shops is maintained in Altoona by the Pennsylvania.
Outlet Creek Trestle. A photo by Arthur Lloyd. -27
The Esquimalt & Nanaimo Railway. A photo by Kenneth Harris.28
Boston, Revere Beach & Lynn. By Trains staff.-30
At the turn of the century, colorful BRB&L was in its hey dey.
The Darjeeling Himalayan. By Allan D. Krieg. -42
India's two-foot gauge DH climbs the Himalayas.
Railroad Mail. (Letters from readers.)-50
Short Features52

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