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Trains Magazine 2014 September Locomotives of change Making high tech track gear
Trains Vol 74 No 9 September 2014
Table of Contents
23 COVER STORY Heritage on parade every day
Norfolk Southern, Union Pacific, Amtrak, Pan Am, and Iowa Interstate have made lasting impressions
Jim Wrinn
20 Map of the Month: Pennsylvania's Steel City gateway
Your guide to the Pennsy's main line into Pittsburgh, mapping decades of rail history
Bill Metzger
34Persistent paint scheme
Who would have thought, in 1969, we'd be seeing locomotives in the New Haven's McGinnis colors in 2013 George W. Hamlin
36 Where nature smiles
If the scenery on the rest of the route was as beautiful as this spot near Trout Creek, Mont., I'd be smiling for even more than 300 miles
Tom Danneman
38 Reaping what's sown
A state agency, a short line, and its customers partner to save an endangered branch line and grow an important new shipping resource. David Honan
44 The houses railroads built
Railroad barons and their Gilded Age mansions Elfrieda Abbe
52 In My Own Words: Railroads as a test of character
A Canadian National brakeman tells about working passenger trains in the 1960s Peter Cox
ON THE COVER Norfolk Southern train No. 811, with Virginian Railway heritage unit No. 1069 up front, climbs west at Shawsville, Va., on Aug. 21, 2013. Photo by Samuel Phillips
20 Map: PRR and NS in western Pennsylvania
23 The real power of heritage units
34 New Haven commuter legacy
38 Saving a Pacific Northwest grain branch
44 10 great railroad mansions you can visit
52 Building character with a Canadian conductor
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