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Contents Listing - Articles & Features in this issue
The LIRR they love to hate
The Long Island Rail Road is the way to work and the way home for more than a quarter-mllion commuters every day.
By Joe Greenstein

Train time at Jack London Square
When trains run down the middle of the street in this busy tourist part of Oakland, Calif., pedestrians and cars watch out.
By Fred Matthews

Union Pacific's museum and archives
Council Bluffs, Iowa, is home to the company museum as well as the stuff the UP just couldn't bear to throw out.
By David Lustig

Alco's attempt at a automobile
The American Locomotive Co. was famous for many of its products, but did you know it built a car, too?
By Eric Powell

Map of the Month: The Pennsylvania today
What became of the late great Pennsylvania Railroad? A lot of it is still out there. Our foldout map shows where.
By Bill Metzger

The Hippie train
How CN's Supercontinental earned an apt nickname.
By Paul Ullrich

News
Railroad News & Photos
Amtrak's board fires President David Gunn. Now what?

Don Phillips
Great job, Mr. Gunn. Don't let the door knob hit you.

Technology
All about those yellow Sperry rail defect detection trucks.

Locomotives
Goat loses its head; UP drives a truck; CP's beaver on the run.

Passenger
Ridership winners and losers among Amtrak's trains.

City Rail
New Mexico commuter service is set to begin.

Fantrip
Should you think about investing in railroads?

Preservation
For Ten-Wheeler No. 39, a Long Island ISTEA.

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Railway Post Office
Railroad Reading
Ask Trains
Preservation
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