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Luxury Trains North America | Luxury Trains in North …

Luxurytrains.inNorth America. Train journeys in North America thrill riders with mountain peaks, desert vistas, spiral tunnels, unnervingly steep grades, and narrow-gauge tracks. From New York to New Orleans, from Banff to Boston and from the Rocky Mountaineer in Western Canada to the cross country California Zephyr, the diversity in scenery is something to

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The Best of Trains Around North America

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Speed Trains of North America - Railway Wonders of the …

Railwaywondersoftheworld.comBetween Newark and North Philadelphia, thirty-two trains daily are booked to cover the 75.7 miles in times varying from 75 down to 71 minutes. Among these is the “Congressional”, which with electric haulage throughout, has in 1935 for the first time brought the New York- Washington journey below the four- hour limit.

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Railworks America - Railworks America

Railworksamerica.comThe Electro-Motive GP20 was designed to satisfy the railroads’ 1960s demands for ever-more horsepower. In a production run lasting from November 1959 to April 1962, the EMD GP20 came to symbolize both the beginnings of the “second generation” of North American dieselization and the “horsepower race” of the early 1960s.

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