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Seems Like They Can't Keep 'Em On The Rails
by Charles A. Turek - September 11, 2023 It's not as if train wrecks are anything new. The phrase "train wreck" has been a part of...
I have written about railroads for 10+ years, and I am an avid train watcher and amateur railroad historian. I was born in Chicago in the late 40s and grew up a stone's throw from the main line of the old CB&Q, route of famous trains like the California Zephyr, Empire Builder, and North Coast Limited. I am also an author and have published a series of novels involving a train-watching detective.