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Volume 22
No. 10

 Historic Railroads: A Living Legacy

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Foreword
Katherine H. Stevenson
Historic Railroads in the National Park System and Beyond
Susan Kraft; Gordon Chappell
Railroads as World Heritage Sites
Colin Divall
19th- and 20th-Century Potawatomi Culture and the Railroad -
The Rails of Change
Kenneth C. Kraft; Lisa A. Kraft
The Unheralded Resources of Golden Spike National Historic Site
Adrienne B. Anderson; Rick Wilson
A Grand Canyon Railway -
Project for a New Century–the 20th
Gordon Chappell
Through “the Greatest Gateway to the Greatest Park” -
Dudes on the Rails to Yellowstone
Susan Kraft
Livingston -
A Railroad Town and its Depot
Dale Martin
To the Tetons by Train
Robert C. Hoyle
Union Pacific Railroad Dining Lodges and Cafeterias for the National Parks
Paul Shea
Petrified Wood and Railroads
Terry E. Maze
Copper Mining, Railroads, and the “Hellhole of Arizona”
Laurie V. Slawson
The Copper River and Northwestern -
Alaska’s Bonanza Railway
Geoffrey Bleakley
Frontiers in Transportation -
Denali and the Alaska Railroad
Ann Kain
Alaska Tourism, Skagway, and the White Pass and Yukon Route
Frank Norris
The Curious Case of the Buried Locomotives -
or Railroad Archeology with a Vengeance
Gordon Chappell
Allegheny Portage Railroad -
New Support for Old Arches
Diane M. Garcia; Nancy L. Smith
“Paint and Park” -
The Lehigh & New England Railroad Caboose 583
R. Patrick “Pat” McKnight
The Rutland Railroad’s Caboose No. 28
R. Jay Conant; R. Patrick “Pat” McKnight
The Sacramento Locomotive Works of the Central Pacific and Southern Pacific Railroads, 1864-1999
Gordon Chappell
Pardon Me Boys, Is That the Naval Ordnance Choo-Choo?
Robert A. Rowe
The Valley Railway -
A Tale of Two Landscapes
Sam Tamburro
On Track through a Beautiful Country
Deloris Jungert Davisson
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