When Union Pacific Big Boy No. 4014 rolled into the East on Norfolk Southern rails this year — the 4-8-8-4’s first visit since leaving the American Locomotive Co.’s Schenectady, N.Y., plant in 1941 — ...

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Mohawk 4-8-2 No. 3001 moved beyond the fence line at the National New York Central Railroad Museum for the first time in years on July 18, 2026. Fort Wayne Railroad Historical Society ELKHART, Ind. — ...

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CPKC has received the last of the 170 new ET44AC locomotives ordered from Wabtec. CPKC CALGARY, Alberta — Canadian Pacific Kansas City has received the final locomotive in its 170-unit order for ...

A New York Central J-3 Hudson gallops east at Camelot, N.Y., with train 38, the Missourian, in June 1940. The New York Central was a large railroad, and it had several subsidiaries whose identity ...

For years the Chicago & North Western operated Chicago’s most extensive commuter service. Its three routes were designated West, North, and Northwest. Those names also serve well to group C&NW’s lines ...

Erie Railroad history starts, surprisingly, with a canal. Erie 4-6-2 No. 2548 thunders east through the New Jersey Meadowlands at East Rutherford on March 23, 1953. Erie steam would last one more year ...

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Norfolk Southern will operate six specially painted locomotives in honor of the 250th anniversary of American independence. NS ATLANTA — Norfolk Southern today unveiled illustrations of its six ...

Consolidated Rail Corp., a.k.a. Conrail, history from 1976 to 1999 in the Northeast serving Chicago, Pittsburgh, New Jersey, and Philadelphia ...

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