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rrpicturearchives.net

over 2 million railroad and train related photographs from all over the us. we also have an interactive railroad map!

trainweb.org

view over 1000 independently managed web sites of train photographs, railroad history, model railroading, rail travel and much more.

old.atsfrr.org

the owner of this domain has not yet uploaded their website.

irm.org

Join Thomas the Tank Engine, Percy, Sir Topham Hatt, and all their friends for an unforgettable day of fun and adventure!

sfrhms.org

By Robert D. Walz On May 17, 1937, the Santa Fe Railway inaugurated a new high-speed diesel-powered luxury train—The Super Chief. It was scheduled to cover the 202 miles between Dodge City, Kansas, and La Junta, Colorado, at an average speed of 87.2 miles per hour. On February 20, 1938, the schedules of virtually all of the passenger trains were speeded up on this stretch of track on the northern passenger mainline, which quickly became known as the “Speedway.”  The Speedway was, at various times, a major part of a division and at times a division in itself. Author Walz explores the history of how the Santa Fe built through this country, how it served the towns and industries along its lines and how it operated the railroad from the 1870s through 1995.  160 pages, 150 photos, 18 in color, maps, timetable reproductions, and bibliography. Perfect bound.

wearerailfans.com

Amid today’s standardized diesel power, Gary Dolzall celebrates a welcome and intriguing exception to the rule.

rgusrail.com

nearly 19,000 photographs of over 1,500 locomotives (mainly steam) as well as other equipment in 462 locations across 46 states in the continental us.

trainsarefun.com

long island rail road photos, maps and other historical information for both prototype and modeling.

usatrains.com

quailty g scale trains, largest selection of g scale rolling stock in the world

soundtraxx.com

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