Trains LIVE | The Trains.com Podcast

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  • Curating the Past: Behind the Scenes at the National Railroad Museum (w/ Daniel Liedtke)

    s1 e27 Originally posted: 08/15/2023

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    Discover the remarkable stories behind the National Railroad Museum's extensive archive collection, ranging from vintage train advertisements to scrapbooks filled with World War II history. Learn about the meticulous process of cataloging and preserving these treasures, and gain insights into the delicate art of curating for museums. Explore the world of railroads, history, and preservation in this engaging conversation.

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    https://www.trains.com/trainslive/s1e27-national-railroad-museum-archive/

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    31 min
  • Summer on the Rails: Camp Adventures at the National Railroad Museum

    s1 e29 Originally posted: 10/06/2023

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    Join Trains LIVE at the National Railroad Museum in Green Bay, Wis., to discover the charm of summer railroad camp. Meet young campers Austin, from England, Caleb, and Izzy from Washington, D.C., as they bond over their love for trains. Hear from their moms, Sarah-Jane, Stephanie, and LeTesha, about the camp's positive impact and the joy it brings. Dive into a world where youthful enthusiasm meets the timeless allure of the rails. An episode of passion, community, and unforgettable memories!

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    https://www.trains.com/trainslive/s1e29-Summer-Camp-NAR/

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    35 min
  • The New Golden Spike (w/ Doug Foxley & Douwe Blumberg)

    s1 e30 Originally posted: 10/15/2023

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    The Transcontinental Railroad, completed on May 10, 1869, transformed the U.S., turning a 6-month coast-to-coast journey into just 7 days. More than just tracks, it's a tale of the countless individuals—Chinese and Irish immigrants, Civil War veterans, and freed slaves—who braved brutal conditions to shape the nation. While many remain unsung heroes, Utah’s Golden Spike Foundation is changing that. They've commissioned artist Douwe Blumberg to create a 43.3-foot Golden Spike Memorial, featuring 74 faces representing those who built the railroad. This towering tribute will soon stand proud along Interstate 15 near Brigham City, Utah, ensuring their legacy is never forgotten.

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    https://www.trains.com/trainslive/s1e30-The-New-Golden-Spike/

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    30 min
  • Women Engineers on the Durango and Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad (w/ Kylah Breedan and Elizabeth Duncan)

    s1 e28 Originally posted: 09/06/2023

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    Two female engineers, Kylah Breedan and Elizabeth Duncan, share their experiences working on the historic Durango and Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad. They discuss the challenges and rewards of operating steam locomotives through the breathtaking Colorado landscape. The conversation offers insights into their dedication, balancing seriousness and fun, and their commitment to preserving the railroad's legacy. Join them for a journey through the rails and discover the unique world of steam locomotion.

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    https://www.trains.com/trainslive/s1e28-women-on-the-durango-and-silverton/

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    38 min

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"Trains LIVE" explores railroad history, engineering marvels, iconic locomotives, tales from engine houses, and the evocative art inspired by the railroad world. From the tales from those who work on…