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INDEX TO VOLUMES 9 and 10 All contents of publications indexed © 2007, 2008, and 2009 by Kalmbach Publishing Co., Waukesha, Wis. © 2010 Kalmbach Publishing Co. This material may not be reproduced in any form without permission from the publisher. www.ClassicTrainsMag.com CLASSIC TRAINS Spring 2008 through Winter 2009 (8 issues) RAILROADS AND WORLD WAR II (1 issue) FAST TRAINS (1 issue) 1048 pages HOW TO USE THIS INDEX: Feature material has been indexed three or more times—once by the title under which it was published, again under the author’s last name, and finally under one or more of the subject categories or railroads. Photo- graphs standing alone are indexed (usually by railroad), but photographs within a feature article are not separately indexed. Brief items are indexed under the appropriate railroad and/or category. Most references to people are indexed under the com- pany with which they are easily identified; if there is no easy identification, they may be indexed under the person’s last name. Items from countries from other than the U.S. and Canada are indexed under the appropriate country. ABBREVIATIONS: Sp = Spring CLASSIC TRAINS, Su = Summer CLASSIC TRAINS, Fa = Fall CLASSIC TRAINS, Wi = Winter CLASSIC TRAINS; WW = RAILROADS AND WORLD WAR II, FT = FAST TRAINS; 08 = 2008, 09 = 2009. Storming the Steel City, Fa09 62 Anatomy of a Night Photo (Rutland), Sp08 54 A All Aboard, Again! WW 8 Anderson, Barry: A Wonderful Life, Su09 20 All Smiles on a J-3a, Workin’ on the Railroad, Wi09 80 Article by: Advertising: See Railroad Advertising All the Way to San Jose, Su08 86 Remembering the Malleys, Fa09 22 Aerial photos: See Bird’s-Eye View Alton Railroad: Biographical sketch, Fa09 6 Again, the Fastest Train in the World, FT 19 End of the All-Pullman Limiteds, Su08 73 Ann Arbor Railroad: Akers, Dwight: First sleeping cars, Su08 20 Ann Arbor Rode the Waves to Success, Fa08 16 Article by, Inside Lima, WW 16 On the Alton, a Dime for the Girls, WW 60 Annie’s Survivors, Fa08 94 Biographical sketch, WW 6 Quadrupling Cerro Summit, Su09 72 Ann Arbor Rode the Waves to Success, Fa08 16 Alabama Great Southern: See Southern Railway Woman’s Touch During Wartime, WW 58 Annie’s Survivors, Fa08 94 Alabama State Docks: See Terminal Railway, Alabama American Locomotive Co.: See Alco Arkansas & Louisiana Missouri: State Docks Amtrak: Diesels South, Wi08 61 Alabama, Tennessee & Northern: A Wonderful Life (GG1’s), Su09 20 Armstrong, Alden: Diesels South, Wi08 59 Camp 20 Graveyard Extra, Su09 66 Article by: Albany & Northern: Mid-American Trifecta (True Color), Su09 8 All the Way to San Jose, Su08, 86 Diesels South, Wi08 66 North Coast Hiawatha overtaking Milwaukee Road Biographical sketch, Su08, 6 Alco: freight in Montana (photo), Wi08 84 Around the Standard-Gauge Circle, Fa08 30 Advertisement for speedy SP 4-8-4’s, FT 49 One Day at . Hermosa, Wyo., Fa08 68 Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe: Case of the Black Marias, Fa09 72 One Day at . Lane Tower, N.J., Su09 36 Advertising, “Women at Work,” WW 61 Failed Experiment, Wi08 29 One Day at . Sanford, Fla., Wi08 72 Alco PA’s: First PA’s: The Ecstasy, the Agony, and the Legacy, Pennsy’s Fast Track to the Future, FT 104 First PA’s: The Ecstasy, the Agony, and the Legacy, Wi08 20 Speed, Signals, and Safety, FT 47 Wi08 20 When I Cast My Ballot for the RS3, Sp09 78 Two Midwest Backshops, Bird’s-Eye View, Wi08 70 No. 51 debut (photo), Wi08 1 (color) Aliquippa & Southern: Two Ways to Skin a “G,” Su09 44 San Francisco Chief with 4 PA’s (photo), Sp09 10 Pittsburgh’s Little-Known Carfloats, Wi08 48 Anatomy of a Motor (GG1 illustration), Su09 50 (color) Bold Style of Tom Fawell, Sp08 32 DeRouin, Ed, Fa08 6, Sp09 6 RDC at Hoosick Falls, N.Y. (photo), Wi08 84 Donald Duke, Spinning Gold in the West, Great Dill, Tom, Su08 6 Boston’s South Station, Bird’s-Eye View, Sp09 56 Photographers, Wi09 56 Dolkos, Paul J., Sp09 6 Boy Scouts of America: E6’s at Dearborn Station, Chicago (photo), WW 88 Duff, Steven, Wi08 6 Board Reading train at Valley Forge, Pa. (photo), Su07 (color) Elwood, Jack O., WW 6, FT 6 78 End of the All-Pullman Limiteds, Su08 72 Fellure, Larry K., Sp08 6 Boyhood Fascination with New York Central Steam, Failed Experiment, Wi08 29 Flanary, Ron, Fa08 6 Wi08 42 Hudsons: Powerful Passenger Speedsters, FT 50 Freese, Bob, Fa09 6 Brewer, Glen: Kodachrome on the Home Front, WW 46 Furminger, Fred, Wi08 6 Article by: Last Dance, Sp09 86 Geletzke, Charles H. Jr., Sp08 6 Mixed Train to Waterloo, Fa08 60 Learning the Lingo at Flagstaff, Fa08 78 Gillespie, Robert S., WW 6 Biographical sketch, Fa08 6 N&W’s Wandering Y-3’s, WW 53 Glischinski, Steve, Wi08 6 British Columbia Railway: No. 51 Comes to Los Angeles, Wi08 25 Goolsby, Larry, Sp09 6 Royal Restoration, Wi08 56 Of Hoops and Forks, Wi09 68 Gormick, Greg, FT 6 Brotherhood of Sleeping-Car Porters, Su08 24 Power for the Passes: A1A vs. B-B, Wi08 27 Hall, Michael, WW 6 Brown, Donald M., article by: Putting Out the Maximum Effort, WW 94 Hamlin, George W., Wi08 6 Journeys on World War II Troop Trains, Wi08 85 Recollections of a Tour Conductor, Wi09 70 Hansen, Peter A., WW 6, Wi08 6, FT 6 Budd Co.: San Diego station at night with 4-8-4, Fa09 48 Harold, Richard E., Su08, 6 Denver Zephyr sleeping cars lead to Pullman antitrust Santa Fe’s Super C, FT 28 Harrop, Doug, Fa08 6 suit, Su08, 26 “Super Fleet” by Fawell, Fa09 10 Hartley, Scott A., Fa08 6 Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburgh: Testing One, Two, Three, FT 32 Hoffman, Les, WW 6 B&O 4-6-2 leaves Pittsburgh (photo), SG2 93 (color) To Saigon via Summit, Sp08 84 Holland, Kevin, Su08 6, FT 6 Bumping Post: Atlantic City & Shore: Hopkins, William E., Sp08 6 Above the Streets of Richmond, Su08 114 Streetcars by the Seashore, Car Stop, Su08 104 Ingles, J. David, Sp08 6, Su08 6, Fa09 6, Wi09 6 Biggest Station in Spokane, Su09 98 Atlantic Coast Line: Janz, Robert A., Sp08 6 Byzantium in Birmingham (Terminal Sta.), Fa09 99 Charleston & Western Carolina: Johnson, Rick, Su09 6 Erie’s Ancient New York Gateway, Wi09 99 Standard Railroad of the South, Sp09 16 Jones, David, WW 6 For Ike, a Pullman City in D.C., Wi08 98 Diesels South, Wi08 66 King, Ed, WW 6, FT 6 Hill Lines limited at Minneapolis, Sp08 98 Heavyweight “8-1-2” Pullman sleeper (photo), Su08 52 Kistler, Stan, Sp08 6, Fa09 6 MoPac in Houston’s Right Field, Sp09 99 (color) Klara, Robert, Su08, 6 NC&StL’s Chattanooga Terminal, Fa08 98 One Day At … Birmingham, Ala., Sp08 50 Knight, Charlie, WW 6 Burlington Northern: Speed, Signals, and Safety, FT 43 Kuebler, William R. Jr., FT 6 Amtrak North Coast Hiawatha overtaking Milwaukee Speedways to the Sunshine, FT 102 Lawrence, Elrond, Sp09 6 Road freight in Montana (photo), Wi08 84 Standard Railroad of the South (Fallen Flags Le Massena, Robert A., Su09 6 Camp 20 Graveyard Extra, Su09 66 Remembered), Sp09 16 Lewis, Harold O. “Hal,” Sp09 6 Burlington Northern Santa Fe: Automatic Train Control (ATC), FT 44 Lindenberg, Charles W., Wi09 6 Speed, Signals, and Safety, FT 47 Automatic Train Stop (ATS), FT 44 Martin, E. Michael, FT 6 Burlington Route: See Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Auto-Train Corp.: Marsh, C.K. Jr., Fa09 7 Butler, Bruce: One Day at . Sanford, Fla., Wi08 72 Matejka, Michael, WW 6 Article by: McGonigal, Robert S., Su08 6, Wi08 7 19 West, Copy 4, Plains, Su08 94 B Meeker, Harold, Sp09 6 Byzantium in Birmingham, Bumping Post, Fa09 99 B&O’s P-1d Pacifics, Sp08 68 Miller, Hal, Sp08 6 Baldwin Locomotive Works: Mohowski, Robert E., Su09 6 C Ad for Frisco 4-8-4’s, FT 48 Neiss, Jack, Su09 6 Cab-Forward as Classroom, Fa09 27 Baltimore, Penn Station and Mt. Royal Station (Bird’s Neubauer, James A., Wi09 6 Cab signals, FT 44 Eye View), Fa09 56 Palumbo, Greg, Sp08 7 California Western: Baltimore & Ohio: Patris, Michael, Wi09 6 Niles Canyon Railway, Classics Today (photo), Sp09 Baltimore, Mt. Royal Station (Bird’s-Eye View), Fa09 Peterson, Art, Su08 6 70 56 Polaritz, Jack, Wi08 7 California Zephyr: Banana Trains of Mid-America, FT 64 Pomroy, H. Marshall, Su08, 6 Budd “6-5” lightweight sleeper (photo), Su08 52 B&O’s P-1d Pacifics, Sp08 68 Powell, Eric, Su09 6 (color) Donald Duke, Spinning Gold in the West, Great Ranger, Dan, Fa09 7 Recollections of a Tour Conductor, Wi09 70 Photographers, Wi09 59 Ramsay, Robert A., WW 6 Camp 20 Graveyard Extra, Su09 66 EA diesel No. 56 at St. Louis (photo), Fa09 52 (color) Read, R. David, Sp09 6 Canadian National: End of the All-Pullman Limiteds, Su08 72 Sabin, Dan, Fa08 6 Boyhood Fascination with New York Central Steam, FDR’s Last Ride Home, WW 28 Schultz, J.W., Su09 6 Wi08 42 FDR’s Wartime Train Travels, WW 22 Shaughnessy, Jim, Sp08 7, Su08 6, Fa08 7, Wi08 7, Central Pulls Out of Pullman, Su08 71 Harolds, Pullmans, and the War Years, Su08 42 Sp09 6, Su09 7, Fa09 7, Wi09 6 Doubleheaded 2-8-0’s leave Halifax in 1942 (photo), Hudsons: Powerful Passenger Speedsters, FT 50 Shearer, Joe, Sp09 6 WW 83 I Was a Teenage Hostler, Su09 80 Shrady, Theodore, Su08, 7 Dundas, Ont., from on high with 4-8-4 on freight Pittsburgh’s Little-Known Carfloats, Wi08 48 Smatlak, John, Sp08 7 (photo), Fa09 49 Storming the Steel City, Fa09 62 Smith, Dwight A., Sp09 7 DW&P: Local Logger to International Link, Fallen Trainmaster Troubles, Sp09 58 Theisinger, Ed, Fa08 6 Flags Remembered, Wi08 16 Two Days with Western Maryland Steam, Fa08 20 Trostel, Scott D., WW 6 GTW: Canada’s Fast Chicago Connection, FT 36 2-10-2 No.
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  • Nickel Plate Railroad Collection, 1934-1949

    Nickel Plate Railroad Collection, 1934-1949

    Collection # SC 2737 NICKEL PLATE RAILROAD COLLECTION, 1934–1949 Collection Information Historical Sketch Scope and Content Note Contents Cataloging Information Processed by Emily Castle 21 January 2005 Updated August 2006 Manuscript and Visual Collections Department William Henry Smith Memorial Library Indiana Historical Society 450 West Ohio Street Indianapolis, IN 46202-3269 www.indianahistory.org COLLECTION INFORMATION VOLUME OF 2 Folders COLLECTION: COLLECTION 1934–49 DATES: PROVENANCE: G.L. Bailey, Ridgeville, IN, 1 February 1968; John Hellebrand, Palinurus Antiquarian Books, Jenkintown, PA, June 2001 RESTRICTIONS: None COPYRIGHT: REPRODUCTION Permission to reproduce or publish material in this collection RIGHTS: must be obtained from the Indiana Historical Society. ALTERNATE FORMATS: RELATED HOLDINGS: ACCESSION 1968.0226; 2001.0813 NUMBER: NOTES: HISTORICAL SKETCH In 1880 a survey was made from St. Louis to Fort Wayne, Indiana, to connect with the Lake Erie & Western Railroad. The survey was purchased by a group of men known as the Seney Syndicate and two additional surveys were made. One from Chicago to Fort Wayne, the other from Fort Wayne to Cleveland, which was originally intended as the eastern terminus of the New York, Chicago & St. Louis, which adopted the nickname Nickel Plate Road. Early in April 1881, Major Henry L. Merill, an experienced railroad builder, assumed charge of construction. The first rails for the NPR were laid between Arcadia and McComb, Ohio, and the first train was run over the road 22 October 1882. The Lake Shore & Michigan Southern, later a part of the New York Central System, quickly realized the value of the NPR as a competitor and purchased the road and held controlling interest in it until July 1916.