Preserved Traction

What once was thought lost now is found. Thanks to the Old Pueblo Trolley e-newsletter - and Richard Schauer, who forwarded me a copy - I ha...

A recent discussion revealed some interesting information about New York Central electric locomotives and, more specifically, their air comp...

So back in 2000 my father and I did a driving tour of several trolley museums in the northeast. We hit Halton County, Warehouse Point, Sea...

Word comes from Bruce Wells of the Pennsylvania Trolley Museum that restoration work is starting on PTC 8042 , a Peter Witt acquired by th...

I've received some updates on equipment at the Electric City Trolley Museum courtesy of an RyPN user who goes by the handle "6-1...

It may not be that fascinating in the grand scheme of things, but a discussion over the weekend concerning the brakes on Shaker Heights Ra...

It appears that the Commonwealth Coach & Trolley Museum in Roanoke was devastated by an overnight fire this past evening, as reported ...