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No. 193 | Fall-Winter 2005

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Crescent City Bound Read Introduction (PDF)
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A narrow strip of land between river and lake became a magnet for railroads and congestion.
By Mark Reutter and
J. Parker Lamb


After the Flood
The streetcars took a hit.
By J. Parker Lamb

Mixed Legacy
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See List of books by Beebe

Lucius Beebe pioneered the railfan book with colorful prose and pictures. Facts sometimes got in the way.
By Tony Reevy and
Dan Cupper


From Russia With Love
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The steam power that Soviet Russia gave to China started in America. A case study of technology transference.
By William D. Middleton

 
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Steam in Indian Summer
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A connoisseur of steam returns to China for a last hurrah. Coal dust, Reshui, and other bittersweet adventures.
By Alden H. Dreyer

Fighting Cars With Buses
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How to counter the popularity of the automobile? SP&S tried coordinated bus-rail service on its Portland-Pacific Coast line.
By Douglas V. Shaw and
Mark Reutter


Picturing the Railway
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Part 2: 19th-century builders take the lead in selling the image and mechanics of locomotives.
By David L. Rousar

R&LHS Litho Collection
Restoring the art of another age.
By Jacqueline J. Pryor

 

Issue No. 193 continues with many improvements, including:
  • 8 1/4 x 10 1/2-inch page size
  • 20 percent more editorial content
  • 130 photographs, maps, and other art
  • color printing and photography
  • perfect-bound, 120-page book quality
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