November 2023
The November 2023 issue of Trains Magazine.
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In this Issue
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Ex-Key System articulated units host a family friendly experience at a California museum
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Will a key Kansas City Southern yard face smooth-sailing or stormy seas in a post-merger world?
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After more than a century, an engineering marvel still serves CSX Transportation
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This Best of Trains article covers the railroad revolution of the 1990s from trackside on Union Pacific’s Overland Route
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Presenting the winners of Trains’ annual photo contest, co-sponsored by the National Railway Historical Society. This year’s theme is “Icons of railroading”
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“Troubleshooting a diesel locomotive,” “I’m telling your Dad!” and “How to make up a day on Amtrak’s Pioneer”
In every issue
Trains.com, p. 4
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Guide to the latest railroad content on the web
News, p. 6
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UP, CPKC battle over trackage rights in Texas
Bill Stephens, p. 10
- Check out Fred W. Frailey’s first railroad novel, Seldom Willing
Preservation, p. 52
- Restoration eyed for historic Green River, Wyo., depot
Travel, p. 54
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The Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania houses a world-class collection as well as, some say, a resident ghost