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Trains Magazine 1994 February Monarch of the Milwaukee Road GM SD70MAC GE Dash 9
Trains 1994 February
Changes Come
to the "Nebraska Triangle"
3UThanks to booming traffic, Union Pacific and Burlington Northern are investing millions in track projects at three Cornhusker State hot spots.
by Mark A. Bess
No Glamour Girl
3/A An ancient Milwaukee Road Alco Z HH660 diesel quietly makes history at a grain elevator in Ohio.
by Greg McDonnell
Across the Generations with the 261
3restoration of Milwaukee Road 4-8-4 No. 261 links three generations of a railroad family.
by Steve Glischinski
Boston & Maine's Boxed Ponies: Galloping Into Oblivion?
A handful of distinctive New 4 4 England railroad bridges survive from the era of wood construction.
by Nelson H. Lawry
The Birmingham Southern Story
48 Q In the heart of Dixie, an Alabama railroad maintains a tradition of serving the steel industry.
by Ronald G. Mele
Rail Travel '94:
Hail to Amtrak's Heritage
5special 1994 travel section leads off with a tribute to Amtrak's venerable Heritage Fleet of traditional streamlined cars.
by Bob Johnston
Aboard Russia's Bolshoi Express
64 /A Western travelers ride across a troubled land on a luxury train, pulled by vintage steam locomotives.
by Karl Zimmermann
Hawaiian Rails
72 Surprising as it may be, two groups in the Aloha State keep alive a thriving island railroad history.
by David Lustig
TRAINS Travel Tips
76 Coming in '94, fast trains through the English Channel Tunnel and expanded Superliner service in the U.S.
by Bob Johnston
TRAINS Hot Spots: Edelstein, Illinois
78 Santa Fe is the star at this famous site in central Illinois, but don't forget Chicago & North Western.
by Hal Collins
DEPARTMENTS
6Editorial
8Railway Post Office
12 Potomac Pundit
14 Railroad News
18 Arrivals & Departures 24 Railroad News Photos 80 Readers' Platform
82 ABC's of Railroading 84 Reviews
92 Schedules
96 Observations
101 Classified Advertising 106 Photo Finish
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