October 2022
The October 2022 issue of Trains Magazine.

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In this Issue

Reading Blue Mountain & Northern’s No. 425 is a light Pacific that packs a punch

The sale of one little critter leads to 500 non-critters

Once the pride of the Southern Pacific, Union Pacific’s Sunset Route remains a vital corridor

World’s largest carferries haul freight cars by the trainload across the Gulf of Mexico
Rain or shine, day or night, track teams keep the railroad running
In every issue
News p. 4
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What’s next in the rail-labor dispute; a Chinese-made QJ steam locomotive makes a memorable run in the mid- west before inspection
Preservation p. 44
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First new coach arrives at East Broad Top
Train-Watching p. 46
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The Chesapeake & Indiana combines unique motive power and photo possibilities