Railroad Explorer is a publication dedicated to the exploration of all aspects of prototype railroading exclusively in the northeastern U.S. and eastern Canada. Our coverage area stretches from Maine to West Virginia. Railroad Explorer is printed three times per year, with Winter, Spring/Summer and Fall editions.You will not find basic roster shots or page after page of boring, outdated news in the pages of Railroad Explorer. What you will find is a focus on dramatic photography, with spectacular color images of railroading past and present. Each issue is jam packed with over 50 high quality, 100% color images, plus maps. In addition, you will see interesting feature articles by some of today's best railroad photographers.
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Photographer Raymond Farand takes us back to the scenic Upper Ottawa Valley for a unique look at operations over Canadian National's Beachburg Subdivision prior to its abandonment through Algonquin Park in 1995. The feature also highlights continued operations over the remaining portion of the 'Valley Line' east of Pembroke, Ontario as it disappears from CN's system map and transitions into a short line owned and operated by Quebec Railway Corporation's Ottawa Central Railway.
Photographer David Baer recalls a special day trackside in March 1992 along the Mountain Laurel Railroad in Pennsylvania.
Photographer Jim Rowland takes us to Northampton County, Pennsylvania as he explores a 22-mile segment of Norfolk Southern's relatively obscure, former Lehigh & New England Cement Secondary.
Memorable classic chromes from north (and east) of the border.
Assorted spectacular images from all over Explorer country. Not your typical, boring roster shots. These are one-of-a-kind color images of your favorite Northeastern roads in action! Featuring Boston & Maine, Montreal, Maine & Atlantic, CSX, Guilford, D&H Conrail, EL, BAR and more.