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Name Passenger Trains:
Art Peterson's on-going series of trains that once served the traveling public during
the glory days of the modern streamliner continues this month with a look at
East Coast memories . All aboard!
Diesel Locomotive Evolution on the Long Island
Speaking of east coast passenger trains, no public carrier is better known nor dispatches more
passenger-hauling trains than New York City's own Long Island Rail Road. The 24/7 operation
carries close to 340,000 riders daily. During its long history, the commuter operator has
employed an interesting mix of first, second and third generation
power.
Industrial Spotlight: Union Tank Car
From time-to-time, we like to focus our attention briefly on companies that have made major
contributions to the growth of the railroad industry. One such company is Union Tank Car which
has been an integral part of railroading for 160 years. Take a
look!
U.S.A. 250th Anniversary Locomotives:
The current number of locomotives painted to celebrate the country's Semiquincentennial now
stands at 22 with perhaps a few more units yet to come. We'll continue to document each new
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Art's Album is intended to be an on-line resource consisting of past Art Peterson articles and
images that reflect development and change within the railroading industry primarily during the 20th
Century. It centers on a collection of short photo-essays that feature the lens work of several
different raifan photographers. Most of the material is drawn from the Kramble-Peterson Archives.
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