I would recommend www.trains.com for reading information.  I would also
recommend Who's got the Vision? A user's guide to Western railroading in
2002. Trains mag. February 2002. I would be happy to fax it if you like.

Kiersten
www.greatoverlandstation.com
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Subject: future train technology

I am looking for information on railroad technology and future
technology of
railroads (prototypes, etc.) to use in an exhibit about the science of
trains. Any suggestions?
Thanks in advance,
Sara
Cincinnati Museum Center

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