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Wayne Laepple
Trains Magazine
Donald G. Curry, longtime Seashore Trolley Museum restoration manager, dies at 87

Wayne Laepple
Trains Magazine
Colebrookdale Trust will acquire locomotive from Tennessee Valley Railroad Museum

Wayne Laepple
Trains Magazine
Keystone Corridor service resumes

Wayne Laepple
Trains Magazine
N&W 611 moved for winter storage

Wayne Laepple
Trains Magazine
Locomotive loan allows Maine Narrow Gauge to keep operating

Wayne Laepple
Trains Magazine
Maine’s Wiscasset, Waterville & Farmington prepares to open new trackage

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Trains Magazine
Trains Magazine
Martinsburg, W.Va., roundhouse receives locomotive, seeks funds for move

Wayne Laepple
Trains Magazine
John Horachek, North Shore Line employee and author, dies at 80

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Trains Magazine
Strasburg to expand freight transfer in Paradise NEWSWIRE

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Trains Magazine
Beyer-Garratt locomotive debuts on Australian heritage railway NEWSWIRE

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Trains Magazine
B&O Railroad Museum gets one sweet locomotive NEWSWIRE

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Trains Magazine
Maine narrow gauge bridge opens, breaking 86 year absence NEWSWIRE

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Trains Magazine
Man injured trying to jump onto tourist train NEWSWIRE

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Trains Magazine
Former Reading locomotive arrives at Reading Co. museum NEWSWIRE

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Trains Magazine
‘Pennsylvanian’ adds checked baggage service NEWSWIRE

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Trains Magazine
Rebuilt Paoli station opens NEWSWIRE

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Trains Magazine
New building at Mid-Continent to house restored LS&I Consolidation No. 22 NEWSWIRE

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Trains Magazine
Monson 3 in the middle of a legal dispute between Maine museums NEWSWIRE

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West Side’s wandering Shays: Will No. 14 return to California? NEWSWIRE

Wayne Laepple
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East Broad Top still needs a savior NEWSWIRE

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