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Published: November 29, 2007
What Happens When Something Goes Wrong?
Defective equipment. Weather. Human Error. All have contributed to tragedy on the tracks. Take a revealing look at some of the worst railroad accidents in history in the digital edition of Train Wrecks.
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Kids Love Trains!
The second edition ofTrains4Kids is a fun introduction to the exciting world of trains! This special magazine geared for kids will teach them all about trains and offers train-themed games, crafts, and puzzles provide loads of entertainment. Photos and highlights of the Walt Disney World Railroad, a story by David P. Morgan, a hump yard poster, and much more will educate and captivate the little conductor in your life!
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Steam Glory 3
Look back at the complex legacy of Pennsy’s T1 duplex-drive passenger engine. Review the pros and cons of Santa Fe’s engines with Jack Elwood. View North Western’s racy Class D Atlantics through the lens of photographer A.W. Johnson. Read fascinating stories, view spectacular photos, and more!
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Celebrate the locomotives...
that defined the final, glorious decades of the steam era with this special collector’s edition, Fantasic 4-8-4 Locomotives. Learn about the various designs and how railroads in the U.S., Canada, and Mexico used them. See rare, dramatic photos of these giants at work. Recall the excursion careers of more than a dozen 4-8-4’s.
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Savor the End of an Era
This special issue resumes the epic quest of the 1953-1954 and 1954-1955 editions. Writer David P. Morgan and photographer Philip R. Hastings savor the final, bittersweet years of steam on the Pennsylvania, New York Central, Baltimore & Ohio, Nickel Plate Road, Canadian National, and other citadels of cinders... In Search of Steam III.
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Experience Railroading from the Inside
Get an up-close perspective with this rich compliation of first-hand accounts from railroaders in the age of steam and early diesels...Working on the Railroad.
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