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Trains Large and Small Delight Railroad Buffs Feb. 08, 2025
By Victor Block Trains chug through a town where children are enjoying swings and seesaws in a playg... Read More
Take a Historic Walk Through Jefferson, Texas Oct. 28, 2023
By Bonnie and Bill Neely Although we have been to Jefferson, Texas, many times through the years, w... Read More
Relive the Heyday of U.S. Railroads Aug. 06, 2023
By Victor Block Diners enjoy a gourmet meal in a graceful setting of polished mahogany walls and gle... Read More
Resist Dangerous Political Theater and Look to 'That Which Is Not Seen' Jun. 01, 2023
Too many politicians are thespians. When there's a conflict — as there often is — betwee... Read More
Fake Indignation Over East Palestine Mar. 03, 2023
While the citizens of a small Ohio village suffer in the aftermath of a train derailment that spille... Read More
Anthony Fauci Thinks Scientific Expertise Trumps the Rule of Law: The President's COVID-19 Adviser Embodies the Arrogance of Technocrats Who Are Sure They Know What's Best for Us Apr. 27, 2022
Anthony Fauci was "surprised and disappointed" by last week's ruling against the mask mandate for tr... Read More
Joe Biden Says He Loves Trains -- Not So Much Mar. 24, 2022
It's well known that Joe Biden — who regularly rode the Amtrak train between Wilmington and Wa... Read More
Roanoke's Museums Say 'All Aboard' to Train Lovers Jan. 31, 2015
By Kathryn Lemmon O. Winston Link was a fortunate man in that he found a means to combine his two in... Read More
Narrow-Gauge Trains Keep on Track in Rural Wales Dec. 14, 2014
By Carl H. Larsen Amid the tongue-twisting towns of central Wales — places such as Aberystwyth... Read More
Who Cares What Ideology Drives the High-Speed Train? Aug. 12, 2014
In Texas, a private company wants to build a bullet train joining Dallas and Houston. In California,... Read More
Your Lung Nose, Too Jan. 15, 2014
Perhaps you puzzled over the headline, but it will soon make sense. Researchers at Washington Univer... Read More
