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New Railroad Links for April 7th to 13th, 2002 from the RailroadData.com Railroad Links Directory
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Extensive catalog of in print and out of print books on trolleys and trains, railroadiana. etc.
Wisconsin Railroading History Shop - http://www.wisconsinrailroading.com
Wisconsin railroad history books, new & used; collectibles, pre 1950.
The maglev track, which crosses Hampton Boulevard, runs through the center of campus to Powhatan Avenue. While not actually a "high speed train" this campus shuttle installation does use the Maglev technology favored by many high speed train designers.
Locomotives_and_Rolling_Stock/Rosters
Western Rails Switchers & Shortlines page - http://www.trainweb.org/westernrails/sw.htmlI am a big fan of little locomotives and railroads. This section contains photos and information of western shortline, industrial, and logging locomotives, and switchers on class-one railroads. It will also contain info pages and "Spotter's Guides" on switchers as time allows, and links to pages and sites featuring switchers. Logging Railroads of Mississippi - http://www.datasync.com/~dhbjda/
Listing of historic logging railroads in the #3 lumber producing state. Features original artwork by Tony Howe. CTA in N Scale - http://www.geocities.com/s_hunnicutt
A detailed account of my current project to build a scale model of CTA operations on an imaginary island Model Expo - http://www.modelexpo-online.com
Your online hobby store! A large selection of trains from Bachmann, Life-Like, Mantua and Model Power. All sizes available - G scale, H.O. scale, and new shipments of N scale coming soon! Old Dominion University - Maglev Train - http://www.odu.edu/ao/alumni_magazine/fall01/stories/nv06.html
The maglev track, which crosses Hampton Boulevard, runs through the center of campus to Powhatan Avenue. Save Whalom Park - http://www.savewhalompark.com/
Whalom Park, in Lunenburg, MA, the playground of Central New England since 1893, is in danger of being lost forever. The Park closed at the end of the 2000 season and was put up for sale. However, there is a viable and immediate solution to save Whalom Park - the Bowen family, who owned controlling interest in the Park from 1935 until the late 1990s, is leading a group of private investors attempting to purchase and preserve Whalom as a classic amusement park. The Bowens need your help to support their effort to save the park! Please visit www.savewhalompark.com to find out more about the park and what you can do to help preserve this historical treasure. Rail world photography - http://www.ebepe.com/html/railworld.html
Many beautiful image galleries dealing with dfferent lines and locomotives Western Washington Train Photos - http://home.attbi.com/~johnwvanb/wsb/html/view.cgi-home.html-.html
This is John W. Van Amburg's Western Washington Trains Site devoted to photos taken around Western Washington. I anticipate regular additions and changes so keep checking back
Railroadiana/Artwork_and_Photography
Email Railroad Postcards - http://www.emailrailroadpostcards.comSend a free train postcard on the internet. Featuring the photography of Paul M. Garger. All photos will be updated on a monthly basis. Chehalis Western RR - http://www.trainweb.org/westernrails/cw/cw.html
Chehalis Western; Vail logging line;``Curtis, Milburn & Eastern. In 1936, the Milwaukee sold to Weyerhaeuser a portion of it’s Raymond branch from Chehalis to Dryad in western Washington. The Milwaukee Road began operating over the parallel NP branch between those two locations. ````Weyerhaeuser named this new operation the Chehalis Western. It was an ICC-regulated common-carrier railroad, a condition of the purchase of the line from the Milwaukee Road, and also due to the CW operating over the Milwaukee Road from Chehalis to Western Junction.
Tourist_RRs_and_Museums/International
Alishan Forrest Raiway - http://www.atmos.ucla.edu/~cwhung/alishan.htmlAlishan is a very famous forest Railroad in Taiwan. It is a narrow gauge (762mm) railroad. There are Shay Steam locomotives made by LIMA running there before. The last alive Shay steam in Taiwan is #26. Although, the steam didn't have regular run now, there are daily passenger service. If you ride the train, you can experience the triple loop around the mountain and 4 times switchback!
Tourist_RRs_and_Museums/Northeastern_USA
New York - Niagara & Western New York Railroad - http://www.niagaratrain.comLockport, NY - Ride the rails amidst the serene beauty of Western New York. Travel between Lockport & Medina, tracing the route of the original Erie Canal. Explore the rich heritage of the Niagara Region while experiencing a magical journey back in time aboard the train. Scenic train excursion along the route of the historic Erie Canal. Memorial Day through October, Fall Foliage, Santa Trains, Polar Express.
Transit_Light_Rail_and_Commuter
Lytton's Transit Site - http://lyttonstransit.homestead.com/index.htmlPCC streetcars, Trolley buses, TTC, Model buses, links etc...Prices
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