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Contents Listing - Articles & Features in this issue
Features
Seventies synchronicity
The '70s were the best of times and the worst.
By Greg McDonnell

An awful, beautiful life
Could Erie Lackawanna have done it differently?
By Larry DeYoung

That '70s Look: Penn Central

A million-dollar gathering
The story behind TRAINS' Bicentennial diesel shoot.
By Mike Schafer

That '70s Look: Milwaukee Road

Stayin' alive! (steam, that is)
Despite dieselization, steam engines kept showing up.
By Jim Boyd

That '70s Look: Chessie System

Assembling Amtrak
An overseas consultant believed the passenger railroad would overcome rumors and conflicting motives.
By Stewart Joy

That '70s Map: Mainline Tonnage

That '70s Look: Burlington Northern

The Golden Empire came crashing down
How could Southern Pacific fall so fast?
By Mark W. Hemphill

That '70s Look: Delaware & Hudson

The Rock
A reporter sings the Rock Island blues.
By Paul D. Schneider

The Conrail Bunch
Of Conrail and The Brady Bunch.
By Matt Van Hattem

News
Railroad News & Photos
KCS, TFM ink new deal; Paul Tellier leaves Bombardier.

Don Phillips
Ah, train travel. The only way to go.

Locomotives
Amtrak boosts its switcher fleet with 10 new MP15Bs.

Passenger
The ups and downs of traveling with baggage on trains.

City Rail
Minneapolis-St. Paul completes line to the Mall of America.

Preservation
B&O reopens but still faces a long restoration.

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From the Editor
Railway Post Office
Railroad Reading
Ask Trains
Preservation
New Products
Gallery
Once upon a time in Trains
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