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The Port of Baltimore marked the arrival of double-stack freight rail service this week following completion of work tied to CSX’s Howard Street Tunnel project. -
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GDC Board Approves Hudson River Ground Stabilization Project Change Order
Amtrak
How Much Does Brightline Have in Common With 19th-Century Railroads?
Commuter Rail
A new analysis by Railfanning.org shows that Brightline, in many ways, resembles 19th-century railroads — even more than it might appear at first glance.
Norfolk Southern
Union Pacific and Norfolk Southern Submit First Round of Responses to STB’s Supplemental Information Request
Commuter Rail
Holzapfel Slams NJ Transit Bridge Closures, No Back-up Plan
Norfolk Southern
World’s Largest Steam Locomotive Travels to Philadelphia to Help Celebrate America’s 250th Anniversary
The early operations of the Western & Atlantic Railroad
History
Iron Horses and False Starts: The Memphis, Clarksville & Louisville Railroad Begins to Run
History
By late 1859, after years of surveys, grading, and frustrated waiting, the Memphis, Clarksville & Louisville Railroad reached a long‑anticipated milestone: it began operating trains.
