... and eventually a small shelter quickly followed. Some railroads, for clearance and other reasons, favored a "bay-window" on either ... Pennsylvania (The Standard of The World) and several other railroads put rear-facing "doghouses" on locomotive tenders as kind of a cupola ...
... passenger trains were really jointly operated by three railroads. The Chicago & North Western, the Union Pacific, and the Southern ... Union Pacific acquired Southern Pacific in 1997, the two railroads operated separate tracks across northern Nevada. Between Weso, just ...
... have been durable.
Wooden Cars By WW-II, most US railroads had figured out the maintenance and strength advantages of steel ... on use of steel and chromium. As a result, the railroads built large numbers of steel framed wood sided cars, designed to be ...
... freight is being handled here! This something that US railroads have discontinued; for decades, they haven't accepted any shipment ... saw?
(The Gallery, Kodachromes, Chicago, Jack Delano, Railroads) ...
... way back in the 1830s, making it one of the earliest railroads in the US. Over time the banking side of the business proved to be ... that august Augusta building down!
(The Gallery, DPC, Railroads) ...
... to call it here). Undeniable the influence of American railroads in the design of that loco.
Do we know where this was taken?
... his gear and stop where he saw fit to photograph. Other railroads accommodated Jackson in this way.
Probably a Baldwin I'm not ...
... of Pittsburgh, consolidated a large number of existing railroads. The Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago (P FW & C) was the ... activities, the "Pennsylvania Company" owned and operated railroads east of Pittsburgh, and "Pennsylvania Lines" operated lines west of ...
... carried a pair of prime movers on a single long frame. Railroads liked the concept, but the new, bigger and heavier 567 prime mover ... as one with drawbars (A-A, A-B-A or A-B-B-A) allowed the railroads to circumvent this. And on many railroads, these multi-unit sets all ...
... you call that a rug? Glad he is proud of his work. I guess railroads were not hurt by the wartime rationing?
What is he leaning on? ...
Railroad Rationing Rationing did impact the railroads in many ways and just about anything that could be moved was pressed ...