All About Trains
Alan KandelAll About Trains is the place for one and all who have a hankering for anything and everything trains!
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Commentary: The Sometimes Sensitive Nature On Writing About Train Safety
Chicago & Eastern Illinois E7A #1100 with the Danville to Chicago Flyer at Steger, Illinois on Nov. 26, 1965. Notice the lowered gate in the foreground with alternating black and white stripes. Credit: Roger Puta via Wikimedia Commons
Words Used Around The Railroad That You May Or May Not Have Heard Or Know
The cab seat. The place the train engineer gets to sit. Credit: Alan Kandel
On This Day In 1880, Santa Fe Reaches Namesake City In The Land-Of-Enchantment State
A Santa Fe hood unit built by Fairbanks-Morse wearing the AT&SF’s spartan blue-and-yellow diesel livery, has found a home on the property of the California State Railroad Museum in Sacramento. Credit: Alan Kandel
March Message: On The Changed Landscape, I’m Mostly Pleased With What I See
The NextGen Acela introduced on the Amtrak Northeast Corridor in 2025. Credit: Amtrak
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