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The nation as we know it could not exist without its railroads Still unimaginable without the iron horse IN HONOR OF THE BICENTENNIAL, Trains Editor David P. Morgan splashed six words across the cover of the July 1976 issue: AMERICA,...
A FIRST VISIT to the East Coast. A rendezvous with a former stablemate. An excursion on the Reading & Northern, including a meet with R&N 4-8-4 No. 2102, which will lead a trip on the same day. And the Fourth of July in Philadelphia, where the...
Pittsburgh was home to myriad Bicentennial locomotives large, small, and worthy of film In the Bicentennial era, Pittsburgh’s once-extensive commuter rail operations were down to a small operation on former B&O trackage, and a single...
How eight major changes have reshaped the industry in the years since the Bicentennial Seen a Sears store lately? Once the nation’s largest retailer, Sears has faded to just five outlets, and they’ll soon be gone. Blockbuster Video is but a single...
