Whats your favorite railroad?

[Anonymous]

BNSF.
Mostly Santa Fe.

[Anonymous]

BNSF.
Mostly Santa Fe.

[Anonymous]

Chicago Indianapolis and Louisville

[Anonymous]

Chicago Indianapolis and Louisville

[f14aplusfl]

Florida East Coast Railway, Southern (Virginia Green Steam Locos.... not black and they weren't streamlined too!), and the New York, New Haven, & Hartford RR.

[f14aplusfl]

Florida East Coast Railway, Southern (Virginia Green Steam Locos.... not black and they weren't streamlined too!), and the New York, New Haven, & Hartford RR.

[Anonymous]

the one i work for...norfolk southern[8D][8D][8D]

[Anonymous]

the one i work for...norfolk southern[8D][8D][8D]

[Anonymous]

1. Southern Pacific
2. Long Island Rail Road
3. Delaware & Hudson
4. New York Cross-Harbor
5. New York City Transit

[Anonymous]

1. Southern Pacific
2. Long Island Rail Road
3. Delaware & Hudson
4. New York Cross-Harbor
5. New York City Transit

[Anonymous]

BM&LP in Northern Az. Right out my back yard.

[Anonymous]

BM&LP in Northern Az. Right out my back yard.

[Anonymous]

1. Canadian Pacific
2. OVR (Ottawa Valley Railway)
3. Ontario Northland
4. Huron Central

[Anonymous]

1. Canadian Pacific
2. OVR (Ottawa Valley Railway)
3. Ontario Northland
4. Huron Central

[adrianspeeder]

While I never saw it in action, the Lehigh Valley RR, for two reasons. It's ALCOs looked good, and it went through my dads hometown.

Adrianspeeder.

[adrianspeeder]

While I never saw it in action, the Lehigh Valley RR, for two reasons. It's ALCOs looked good, and it went through my dads hometown.

Adrianspeeder.

[RAILFANUSA]

WESTERN PACIFIC the FEATHER RIVER ROUTE
SACRAMENTO NORTHERN
and the
TIDEWATER SOUTHERN

[RAILFANUSA]

WESTERN PACIFIC the FEATHER RIVER ROUTE
SACRAMENTO NORTHERN
and the
TIDEWATER SOUTHERN

[Anonymous]

ALASKA RAILROAD.
Am I the only one from Alaska here? What a great state!

[Anonymous]

ALASKA RAILROAD.
Am I the only one from Alaska here? What a great state!

[Train Guy 3]

I'd have to go with Norfolk and Western Railway. They had so pretty powerful successful locomotives. I've always admired their J- Class 4-8-4s. They were some of the best locomotives ever produced. Thier coal route was one of the best in world ( former Virginian mainline).

[Train Guy 3]

I'd have to go with Norfolk and Western Railway. They had so pretty powerful successful locomotives. I've always admired their J- Class 4-8-4s. They were some of the best locomotives ever produced. Thier coal route was one of the best in world ( former Virginian mainline).

[CP5415]

Having grown up watching Cp's Agincourt yard, I'd have to say Canadian Pacific

Gordon

[CP5415]

Having grown up watching Cp's Agincourt yard, I'd have to say Canadian Pacific

Gordon

[jchnhtfd]

You have to have two -- New England Central (which was the Central Vermont) -- I'm biased, did some work for them, but you've got to like the way they operate. And then, for the big fellas, Canadian National. Talk about picking yourself up by your bootstraps -- and so much innovation and good work in operations!

[jchnhtfd]

You have to have two -- New England Central (which was the Central Vermont) -- I'm biased, did some work for them, but you've got to like the way they operate. And then, for the big fellas, Canadian National. Talk about picking yourself up by your bootstraps -- and so much innovation and good work in operations!

[jchnhtfd]

QUOTE: Originally posted by Prairieshortline

Well, I'm a western Canadian, so I am partial to the lines that run here. But setting those aside I really like RUTLAND (I think that is how you spell it). I believe is it long dead, but I love it for it's location. Next would be Alaska, for the same reason.

It ain't dead, good buddy, just reborn -- labour troubles almost killed it, but the State of Vermont took over and it's now the Green Mountain Railway, and a very good outfit it is, too.

[jchnhtfd]

QUOTE: Originally posted by Prairieshortline

Well, I'm a western Canadian, so I am partial to the lines that run here. But setting those aside I really like RUTLAND (I think that is how you spell it). I believe is it long dead, but I love it for it's location. Next would be Alaska, for the same reason.

It ain't dead, good buddy, just reborn -- labour troubles almost killed it, but the State of Vermont took over and it's now the Green Mountain Railway, and a very good outfit it is, too.

[SALfan]

Favorite fallen flag: Seaboard Air Line. It was the closest railroad to where I grew up, and ran behind my wife's parent's house in Tallahassee, FL. Favorite active railroad: Kansas City Southern. Lived near it in Arkansas, and enjoyed the times I got to see it in action.

[SALfan]

Favorite fallen flag: Seaboard Air Line. It was the closest railroad to where I grew up, and ran behind my wife's parent's house in Tallahassee, FL. Favorite active railroad: Kansas City Southern. Lived near it in Arkansas, and enjoyed the times I got to see it in action.