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Classic Trains 2001 Fall UP Challenger Canada Narrow Gauge Photos
Classic Trains Fall 2001 Vol 2 #3
Approx 98 pages
Glory Days: Last Hours of a Legend By Kevin P. Keefe Virginia & Truckee's prosaic reality was about to end in 1950 as the daily mixed train prepared to leave Minden.
Which Way Home from Denver? By J. David Ingles A dilemma for an Illinois fan heading east in 1967 was solved by SP PA's, plus rides on the Rio Grande, UP, and NP.
Thrills and Chills on the Milwaukee Road! By Les Hammer The story behind the making of the memorable melodrama Danger Lights in Hollywood's "talkie" era.
Queen of the First Ladies By Curt Tillotson Jr. Southern Railway's streamlined Ps-4 Pacific No. 1380 was the best of a great breed.
Great Photographers: Jim Shaughnessy: Self-Taught Master By John Gruber By night and by day, on railroads big and small, this famed photographer has produced a vivid record.
Artists License in Austin By Robert S. McGonigal Missouri Pacific at its 1950's best is depicted in a Texas capital city scene.
Hot Train and the Value of a Dollar By Les Clark How a young Union Pacific fireman benefited from his veteran hogger's experience, in more ways than one.
Photo Classics Santa Fe PAs and F7s in color, Jersey Centrals Elizabethport shop complex from the air and more.
Celebrating a Century By H. Roger Grant Filled with postwar optimism, the Erie and several other roads made major events of their 100th anniversaries.
Canadian National's Narrow-Gauge Kingdom By James B. Armstrong Mixed trains and slow freights across Newfoundland provided a glimpse into a vanishing world.
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