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It was a time of tears, that fateful Spring of 1865, as Abraham Lincoln’s funeral train crept from Washington, DC to Springfield, Illinois. This is the complete story of the sad, unique and historic train. Reported by Bill Warrick with the help of Lincoln scholar Dr. Wayne Wesolowski of Benedictine University.
Trains and ferries were the way many people traveled to New York City in the pre-expressway late 1940s.
Take a rare trip back in time to ride regular service trains on the Denver & Rio Grande Western Narrow Gauge on the famous “San Juan” and Silverton mixed.
The Utah Midland of Al Lindop features the dry look of the Utah high country
Back in the early days of model railroading, backdrops were the exception
The big Lima product has a full excursion season for the Chessie System, including the Mountain Division.
The Griffin Line of the Central New England Railroad was built in the early part of the nineteenth century by the Central New England Railway as part of their main line to Boston.
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