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Union Pacific DDA40X #6924, SD40-2 #3525, and another Centennial lead autoracks westbound through Wyoming in the summer of 1985. American-Rails.com collection.
Genealogy Researchers Please Read!
If you are researching a relative's career history in the railroad industry you may want to contact the U.S. Railroad Retirement Board
as there is little assistance I can provide regarding such questions.
The Board keeps records on workers dating back to the early 20th century
and they are likely source for such information.
However, if you are requesting documents prior to the early 1900s the Board likely does not have them on file. Please be aware that the organization requires a fee for any research done on your behalf.
Job Searchers Please Note!
If you are inquiring about a possible jobs within the industry please be aware you cannot do so through this website. I receive many e-mails regarding employment and there is simply little help I can provide.
Business-To-Business Inquiries!
If you are a business attempting to contact a railroad regarding freight shipments car location please know that you will not reach them through this contact page (your request will come to American-Rails.com).
I receive many e-mails about questions pertaining to a business's rail shipments and there is nothing I can do to help.
Grand Trunk Western GP9R #4628 pauses at Schaefer Tower while waiting to cross the former Michigan Central in Dearborn, Michigan on September 4, 2002. Wade Massie photo.
Historic Railroad Item Values!
If you are researching the value of historic railroad items in your collection, anything from old lanterns and locks to paper tickets and menus, please visit the website Railroadiana.org.
I often receive e-mails wanting to know the value of an item. I
apologize but I can provide little help on the subject and
Railroadiana.org specializes in that very arena. Hopefully, they can
provide answers to your questions.
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