Welcome to the Trains On The Internet Webring. This ring is for all railroad related sites on the Internet to join together and promote railroads, both prototype and model. If you have a railroad related site, this site is for you.
A kid-safe site on civil rights, history, blues music, project management, trains, road trips, toy trains and the unofficial unit history of TUSLOG Detachment 150 (USAF), Sahintepe - Sahin Tapesi Turkey.
Model Railroading and Slot Car Racing - From classic Lionel model trains to vintage Strombecker, Aurora, Scalextric and Cox slot cars, you will find them here in all scale sizes, as well as the newest in model tracks and raceways.
Welcome to the Australian website dedicated to railway enthusiasts and railway modellers everywhere! While this site is intended to cater mainly for rail enthusiasts and modellers in Australia and New Zealand, everyone is welcome regardless of where you're located and which aspect(s) of rail transport and rail modelling you are interested in.
Webb's Wilderness Railroad opened up the Adirondack wilderness. It became part of the New York Central Railroad. We have timelines, pictures, maps and stories of the New York Central Adirondack and St Lawrence Divisions.
Budd announced the RDC (Rail Diesel Car)in 1949. Some are still in use. One successful operation was between Bridgeport and Waterbury, Connecticut. Now that they are disappearing, many of us tend to forget about Rail Diesel Cars (RDC).
Details of what trains I have come across mainly around Victoria, Australia complete with links on the details of each locomotive including photos and videos
The name for a famous bar car was "V:XI-GBC" for the departure time which was 5:11. RPO's on the New Haven. New York City freight. Railroad path between Norwalk and Pittsfield. Naugatuck Line to Winsted. The saga of a short line serving Middletown, Ct. Bridgeport General Electric. Coverage of Central New England, Naugatuck, Boston, Hartford and Danbury Line.
Running through New York State, Pennsylvania, and New Jersey, the Lehigh Valley Railroad served New York City by carfloat. Chartered in 1853, the Lehigh Valley opened from Easton PA to Mouch Chunk (since renamed Jim Thorpe) by 1855. It had begun in 1846 as the Delaware, Lehigh, Schuylkill & Susquehanna Railroad. Nothing was done until 1851 when financing was secured from Asa Packer. The idea had been to break a canal monopoly on anthracite held by the Lehigh Coal & Navigation Company
Ormondville Railway Station, in New Zealand, was built in 1880 when the Hawkes Bay railway reached the town. The last staff were withdrawn in 1991. The station and goods yard have been preserved and, to give it a new purpose, part of the station is now used as a homestay of special character.
Quality RailFan Images is focused on presenting quality railroad related images photographed throughout the United States while on many railfanning adventures.
Craig Dewick's DCC Links Page - a comprehensive world-wide index to sources of DCC products that conform to the NMRA's Digital Command Control standards and recommended practises. These standards and recommended practises are what makes the inter-operability between equipment from different manufacturers possible and is the primary reason that inter-operability should continue to be a major factor in future DCC development.
Interesting Stuff - Ecology and railroads. Just Around the Corner by Bertrande H. Snell. Subway straps: where did they go? Penn Central and New York Central Commuter Cars. Ridership stats for most of the commuter rail services in the US. Most railroad passengers today are commuters. Taxpayers underwrite part of this cost and the ride is now more comfortable and the future more secure than ever before.
