North Shore Line: Chicago street scene
Northwestern University
O’Dell, Grover, UP operator
Ogilvie, Richard B.
Omaha Union Station
Penn Station (New York)
Pennsylvania Railroad; E8 at Cincinnati Union Terminal; Englewood Union Station; GG1 at Secaucus, N.J.; K4 at 21st Street, Chicago; Penn Station (New York)
Peoria & Eastern Railroad: freight train
Railroad Magazine
Railway Age magazine
Railway & Locomotive Historical Society
Reid, H.
Rock Island: Golden State, at Joliet, IL; at Chicago; at St. Paul
Roosevelt Road (Chicago)
Shaughnessy, Jim
Sims, Don
Smith, Worthington
Soo Line; Ashland ore dock; Atlantic Limited; bowling team; Boyd (WI) depot; caboose hop; Crystal Tower; derailment at Duplain-ville, WI; Duplainville tower; F3 diesel at Prentice, WI; freight train on Camden Place Bridge; freight train on Robert Street Bridge; Laker at Chicago; Murray, Leonard H.; New Richmond (WI) depot; North Fond du Lac (WI) yard; paint scheme; piggyback train at Shoreham Yard; RS-27 diesels; SD40 diesels at Turtle Lake, WI; St. Croix River bridge; Shoreham Yard; snow-fighting; track workers; train 7 at Minneapolis; train orders at Mundelein, IL; train orders at New Richmond; U30C on Shoreham turntable
South Kansas & Oklahoma Railroad
Squier, Samuel Webner
Squier, Luella Russell
State Line Tower
Steinheimer, Richard
St. Louis-San Francisco Railroad; at Cherryvale, KS
Swanson, Joseph A.
Trailer Train Company
Trains magazine (including Trains & Travel)
Transportation Technology Center. See Association of American Railroads
Union Pacific; 4-12-2, at Lawrence, KS; 4-12-2, at North Platte, NE; Challengers at North Platte, NE; City of Portland at Chicago; City of San Francisco at Chicago; City of St. Louis at Denver; Council Bluffs roundhouse; Green River, WY; Hermosa Tunnel; operator at East Portland Tower; Omaha
University of Kansas
Wabash Railroad: 4-6-4 at Dearborn Station
Wallace, Dave
Wisconsin Central Railroad. See Soo Line
Wallace W. Abbey, 1927–2014, had a long career as a railroad journalist and public relations executive. A native of Chicago and graduate of the journalism program at the University of Kansas, he joined the staff of Trains magazine in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, in 1950, where he worked alongside legendary editor David P. Morgan. Transitioning to a railroad industry career in public relations, he held executive positions at the Soo Line in Minneapolis, Minnesota, as well as at the Milwaukee Road in Chicago. The insider access afforded by his career allowed the talented photographer to capture a singular perspective of railroading in the Upper Midwest spanning the dramatic period of the 1940s through the 1970s.
Kevin P. Keefe is a Milwaukee-based journalist. He was the editor of Trains magazine from 1992 through 2000 and subsequently served as the magazine’s publisher. He was also vice president–editorial at the parent firm of Trains, Kalmbach Publishing Co., until he retired in 2016. He is a director of the Center for Railroad Photography & Art. His award-winning book Twelve Twenty-Five: The Life and Times of a Steam Locomotive was published in 2016 by Michigan State University Press.
Scott Lothes is president and executive director of the Center for Railroad Photography & Art in Madison, Wisconsin, and editor of its journal, Railroad Heritage. He is also a freelance author and award-winning photographer whose work appears frequently in Trains, Railfan & Railroad, and other national publications. Originally from West Virginia, he was graduated magna cum laude from Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland, Ohio, in 2002. He served as the assistant editor of the engineering magazine Sound & Vibration and taught English at a high school in Sapporo, Japan, prior to joining the Center’s staff in 2008.
The Center for Railroad Photography & Art,
www.railphoto-art.org, is a nonprofit arts and education organization based in Madison, Wisconsin, whose mission is to preserve and present significant images of railroading. Its work includes preserving collections of railroad photography and art (including that of Wallace W. Abbey), preparing and circulating traveling exhibitions, publishing a quarterly journal and books, hosting conferences and other events, and making annual awards for creative photography.
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