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[gwight]

Growing up in Western Pennsylvania, it was the B&O. After 28 years in Chicago, my favorites became the Milwaukee Road and the Rock Island, especially the Rock. It's a sad part of History that these lines are no longer around.

[emmar]

For railroads that are still in business the Union Pacific is my favorite and the Great Northern tops my list for railroads that are no longer running.

[BurlingtonJohn]

CB&Q.

Regards,
Burlington John

[georgel]

My favorite is the B&LE, it ran on both sides of the PA farm i grew up on. Talk about some tonage, wow.

[emmar]

For railroads past GN and for railroads that are still around today UP.

[Anonymous]

Without a doubt, it is BNSF. Unfortunately, I don't live near a BNSF line. I consider it lucky to see a BNSF engine on a CSX line. Guess I have to move[:)]

[Anonymous]

CSX!!!

[Anonymous]

Santa Fe....all the way

[Anonymous]

I like all of North America's Railroads. My favorite, however, is Norfolk Southern. My second favorite is CSX Transportation. I live in Fairfield Illinois 62837, along Norfolk Southern's St. Louis main line. We don't see a lot of trains through here, but when a train does come through, it is a treat to get to watch it go through. The tracks through here used to be owned by Southern before the NW/SOU merger. We also used to have the B&O going through. It came from Flora and ran through Fairfield, Enfield, Norris City, and on to Shawneetown. On the NS Main line, I see a lot of foreign power including some BNSF, a lot of UP, and some CN.

[traintownofcowee]

SOUTHERN PACIFIC!!!!

[Anonymous]

My favorite railroad company is the Burlington Northern, I had alot of fun memories watching the BN trains go by, fortunately you still get to see alot of the BN freight cars around.

[Anonymous]

Montana Rail Link [:)]

Jim