FEBRUARY 2022: The east end of Pan Am Railways is made up of the former Maine Central lines that connect with maritime Canada, providing an important link for freight traffic across the border. Logan Tourtillotte takes us on a tour of this beautiful and often remote operation. Steve Jessup brings us back to busy Marshall Canyon, where BNSF runs up to 50 trains a day. Stephen Host recalls a bitter winter battle on the Goderich Exeter Railway, while photographer Erik Lindgren shares his portfolio of Winter Along the Front Range. All this and more in the February issue of Railfan & Railroad!
Steam Locomotive Heads to Big Amherst Railway Show
Monson 3 is one of the most well-traveled of Maine’s iconic two-foot gauge steam locomotives.
Pan Am Railways’ East End
Tracking the action on the former Maine Central lines from Mattawamkeag to Waterville on Pan Am Railways’ east end.
Snow Battle in Huron County
In 2014, Goderich-Exeter Railway waged battle against Mother Nature to keep its southern Ontario main line open for freight and passenger service.
Photo Line: Kansas City Southern’s Midwestern Division
With Kansas City Southern in danger of disappearing into CP, a new book by Kevin EuDaly will present a detailed look at KCS’s Midwestern Division.
Photo Line: Boston’s Streetcar Survivors
In the September issue, Tim Doherty takes us to Boston for a look at the city’s PCCs. Need more? Here’s a look at what else Tim sent us.
Camera Bag: What’s The Deal With Mirrorless Cameras?
So then just what the heck do you get if you go with one of these newfangled cameras? At the outset, you will be getting the latest in sensor technology and image quality with features such as a tilting screen that makes very low or very high angle shots possible.
Against All Odds
The Coos Bay branch, like Stampede Pass, reminds us that sometimes against all odds, hopes become reality, and the future may still surprise us.
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