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This website is by far my favorite railroad website of all. It features literally thousands of archival photos of almost any fallen flag and classic railroad that ever existed. A highly recommended website, you will be browsing the pictures for hours! The Diesel Shop has been around since the Internet was pratically started and features most of the classic diesel models, from Alcos to Baldwins, that are still around in one shape or form. If you are interested in knowing a particular model or unit's disposition, be sure and check this website first. Perhaps the best website available for detailed information relating to every American built steam locomotive. If you are after information on anything from Alcos to Baldwins and Pacifics to EM-1s, you can find it all at this website. Many times a forgotten segment of railroading and railfanning are rail lines which have been abandoned. This website does a superb job of covering several abandoned lines with pictures included (much of the site's information has been sent in from folks around the country). In any event, it is a very interesting and informational resource. Perhaps most important of all, however, is that the website is keeping alive the history of many of these former railroad lines so that their stories are not lost forever. Interested in Alabama railfanning? If so then be sure to check out this website loaded with information about railroading in the "Heart of Dixie." Shortlines USA is a website owned by a friend of mine and an excellent photo resource to shortlines across the country. A web directory for fans of railroading, an excellent resource guide.
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