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| 40101 |
B&O Historical Society Sentinel magazines on CD. The
Society’s Sentinel magazine has been produced since 1979.
This item is the placement of the Society’s Sentinel
magazines produced during the period from 1979 through 1989 on a
CD in the universally recognized digital “PDF” file
format. Most computers obtained within the last several years
should be equipped with software that would enable the user to
read files produced in PDF format. This CD must be viewed on a
computer and not played on a television video player. Society
members paying by credit card receive a $20.00 discount on this
item computed at time of shipment |
49.95 |
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| 40102 |
B&O Historical Society Sentinel magazine on CD. This item
is a CD similar to that described in item 40101 except if is for
the years 1990 through 1999. Must be viewed on a computer and not
played on a television video player. Society members paying by
credit card receive a $20.00 discount at time of shipment |
49.95 |
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| 60125 |
Vol 12 No 5 Fairmont Yard Closes, 1990 Convention |
2.00 |
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| 60126 |
Vol 12 No 6 1990 Convention and Related Photos |
2.00 |
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| 60151 |
Vol 15 No 1 1992 DuBois Convention |
2.00 |
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| 60162 |
Vol 16 No 2 Chicagos Grand Central Station (Part 3) |
2.00 |
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| 60165 |
Vol 16 No 5 - Cincinnati. This is a special issue. The
issue provides an in-depth look at B&O's Queen City of
the Ohio - Cincinnati. This magazine represents efforts of
Society members as well as a highly respected Cincinnati area
rail historian. Some of the topics included in this issue are:
The Beginning; Water Transportation and Cincinnati; Early
Railroad Transportation; Development of Industry; Industries of
the Twentieth Century; Railroads in the Cincinnati Terminal
District; Interchange Connections; Chesapeake & Ohio Railway;
Erie Railroad; Louisville & Nashville Railroad; New York
Central System; Norfolk & Western; Pennsylvania; Southern;
and just loads of information on B&O operations in the area.
The magazine has approximately 93 black and white photos as well
as several maps of the area. |
7.00 |
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| 60175 |
Vol 17 No 5 - Operation at Locust Point Carfload Yard |
2.50 |
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| 60184 |
Vol 18 Nos 4/5 Mather Stock Cars Double Issue (48 pages).
This is a special issue |
5.00 |
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| 60186 |
Vol 18 No 6 Caboose 1826, E-7s Deshler, Ohio |
2.50 |
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| 60193 |
Vol 19 No 3 Pittsburgh, PA (Part 1 of 3 parts) |
4.00 |
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| 60194 |
Vol 19 No 4 Pittsburgh, PA (Part 2 of 3 parts) |
4.00 |
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| 60201 |
Vol 20 No 1 Pittsburgh, PA (Part 3 of 3 parts) |
4.00 |
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| 60202 |
Vol 20 No 2 Wheeling, WV |
4.00 |
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| 60204 |
Vol 20 No 4 GM Power on the West End (Grafton area). GP-7
Photo study. |
4.00 |
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| 60211 |
Vol 21 No 1 The Ohio River Line. The William Mason. |
4.00 |
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| 60212 |
Vol 21 No 2 Wheeling Terminal, with steam-era photos by J.J.
Young. Wheeling Convention. |
4.00 |
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| 60213 |
Vol 21 No 3 B&O's CH&D Heritage |
4.00 |
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| 60214 |
Vol 21 No 4 West Virginia Coal (Part 2 of 3 parts) |
4.00 |
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| 60221 |
Vol 22 No 1 West Virginia Coal (Part 3 of 3 parts) |
4.00 |
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| 60222 |
Vol 22 No 2 Caboose C-496; Second Number 8; 1947 Fan Trip to
Lima; Early Wheeling Bridges; and GP-7 Passenger Roadswitcher
Photo Study. |
4.00 |
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| 60224 |
Vol 22 No 4 Preston RR, M24 Cement Cars, RDC2 Photo Study,
Recycled Cabooses, more....our first issue with COLOR covers on
front and back. |
4.00 |
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| 60231 |
Vol 23 No 1 Tugboats and watercraft of the B&O.
Special Issue, none of the usual columns, this is all
about B&O watercraft. Color covers and a color
centerfold. |
7.00 |
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| 60232 |
Vol 23 No 2 Assembly Line Building of Freight Cars (from 2/57
issue of B&O Employee Magazine); Wreck at Sterling, Ohio
(1/11/65); VO-1000 Photo Study; Report from the 2000 Cumberland
Convention; B&O Modeler - Ed Kirstatter's Class D-7 0-6-0
steam switcher. |
4.00 |
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| 60233 |
Vol 23 No 3 B&O in Manhattan, by Thomas Flagg. |
4.00 |
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| 60234 |
Vol 23 No 4 Passenger Trains Subtract 1 to Frederick, MD (Old
Main Line); Short History of Frederick Passenger Service; Signal
Changes; 2001 Columbus Convention, including Model and Photo
Contest Winners; 80 Years Working on the RR (B&O 316, a
Jersey Greenback Class D-1 0-6-0); etc. |
4.00 |
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| 60241 |
Vol 24 No 1 Modeling B&O Towers, Q and FO towers;
Presidential Train; B&O P5 USRA Light Pacific photo study and
modeling info; GE Power in Grafton; Researching B&O on the
web; Review of HO Scale B&O Class C depot kit. |
4.00 |
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| 60242 |
Vol 24 No 2 Northern Sub-Division Part 1 of 2 (B&O in the
Oil Patch of PA), B&O Gons, Grain Pier Closes |
4.00 |
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| 60244 |
Vol 24 No 4 Dieselizing the ex-BR&P division; The Buffalo
Division; Superdetailing B&O E-60 Consolidations; Oct 2002
Clarksburg convention. |
4.00 |
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| 60251 |
Vol 25 No 1 B&O Georgetown Branch, including the
waterfront in Georgetown, DC; Kitbashing the I-17 and I-17a
caboose; B&O celebrates 175 years at the National Christmas
Tree; Differences between M24a and M24b. |
4.00 |
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| 60252 |
Vol 25 No 2 Museum Roof Collapse, Pt 1 of 2 RR Shops at
Clifton on the SIRT, Moving a Float Bridge in 1949 in NY Harbor,
Kitbashing a B&O HC-21 Covered Hopper, B&O D-30 USRA
0-6-0 Switchers. |
4.00 |
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| 60253 |
Vol 25 No 3 Pt 2 of 2 RR Shops at Clifton on the
SIRT--Clifton Shops Face a New Era; Deshler--Crossroads of the
B&O; B&O Wood Caboose in N Scale; Tracking Snowplow
X26--A Remarkably Substantial Ghost; B&O Geep No. 6604 get
repairs |
4.00 |
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| 60254 |
Vol 25 No 4 Features: B&O’s Cincinnati-Pittsburgh
Workhorse, Train Nos 233/238, a passenger train you can model;
Review of Book “E. Francis Baldwin, Architect” by
Carlos P. Avery; Color centerfold map of the 1929 ICC
rationalization of eastern RRs; B&O Hoppers-Prototypes and
Models; Color graphic of damage to the B&O Museum
Roundhouse. |
4.00 |
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| 60261 |
Vol 26 No 1 Features: Curtis Bay Ore Pier; Modeling the
passenger cars on the Cincinnati-Pittsburgh Workhorse (Train Nos
233/238); Coverage of the 2003 conention on Staten Island. This
issue is 40 pages, 4 more than regular. |
4.00 |
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| 60262 |
Vol 26 No 2 Features: Highball to Chicago, Part 1 of 3,
Building an Air Line in the Upper Midwest; Paint colors of
Armstrong levers; Radio’s on the Sheepskin (FM&P Sub
Div, Fairmont to Connellsville); Modeling turn of the Century
Freight Cars; If Only He Had Some Money (Remembering the late,
great Jervis Langdon). |
4.00 |
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| 60263 |
Vol 26 No 3 Features: Highball to Chicago, Part 2 of 3, The
Chicago Division’s Finest Hour; Building a Better T-3; The
Eads Brigde and the B&O; Book Review of "Scale Modeling
and the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad." |
4.00 |
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| 60264 |
Vol 26 No 4 Highball to Chicago, Part 3 of 3; Through Chessie
to CSX; The Night It Was Truly the 'Royal Blue Line;’
The Capitol’s Engineer; Building an Icebreaker Car; Museum
Plans for a New Model Railroad; Ellwood Tunnel Collapses; Two
Losses for Railfans; John Armstrong, Bill Murray
appreciations. |
4.00 |
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| 60271 |
Vol 27 No 1 Operation Inauguration: A Grand Old Party,
B&O Style; Meet Us in St. Louis - The Society's 2004
Annual Convention; B&O Class Q-3 USRA Light Mikados - A look
at a workhorse; B&O Postal Cars; Research Time-Saver. |
4.00 |
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| 60272 |
Vol 27 No 2 Featuring The Wonderful World of John Young; The
B&O Museum Reopens; The B&O E6 Fleet; Modeling a C-9
Caboose; and correct numbers for a CT Steam Engine |
5.00 |
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| 60273 |
Vol 27 No 3 Featuring an article on the Shenandoah Valley;
Making a Catch at Brunswick; detailing a brass ten-wheeler; The
Garretts and Baltimore; Aberdeen Station Restoration; new Cowen
operator; track pan answers; John Young memories. |
5.00 |
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| 60274 |
Vol 27 No 4 Featuring articles on the history of the B&O
emblem, the history of the Columbus Union Station, the Trailer
Jet, and the B&O N-33 hopper |
5.00 |
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| 60281 |
Volume 28 #1 Featuring the B&ORRHS Convention held in
Staunton, Virginia; B&O CPL Signals; the B&O numbering of
its Baldwin Sharks; more information concerning emblems |
5.00 |
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| 60282 |
Volume 28 #2 Featuring a review of the C-17 Express Car;
Recollections of a B&O Office Car; Last Passenger Train on
the B&S; and A Staten Island Snapshot - Mail and Express Ride
the Rapid |
5.00 |
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| 60283 |
Volume 28 #3 Features an excellent article on modeling an
H-11 RPO. In the first quarter 2005 Sentinel, the
Rivarossi/Walthers RPO was covered with an emphasis on how to
improve it to better match the B&O prototype. This current
article provides the same, comprehensive look at the Bethlehem
Car Works kit. This issue also covers some unique B&O
cabooses that still exist. There is also a feature on Parkersburg
called "The B&O in Parkersburg, West Virginia."
Parkersburg is the site of the Society annual convention October
2006. Finally, one of our members provides an excellent review of
two of the many DVDs currently being sold by the Society Company
Store. The first review covers Blue Ridge Productions "Sand
Patch, Part One - East Slope Cumberland to Sand Patch
Pennsylvania." The second review covers Blue Ridge
Productions "The Old Main Line, Part 5 - The West End -
Cumberland to Grafton." |
5.00 |
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| 60284 |
Volume 28 #4 Features a famous 1906 B&O train wreck at
Terra Cotta, another wreck on the B&O called “A Signal
Peril”, an update on the preservation of the B&O
station at Flora, Illinois, an article on “What Color Were
B&O Boxcars,” the use of a B&O Passenger Car for
Presidential travel, and some pointers on fun and easy library
B&O research. |
5.00 |
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| 60291 |
Volume 29 #1 Revisits the 1957 Low Grade Wreck; the 2006
Parkersburg convention; Grafton station's resurrection;
meeting troop trains; the 1906 wreck at Terra Cotta, part two;
Running Light; Tom Rogers' second Sand Patch DVD review. |
5.00 |
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| 60292 |
Volume 29 #2 contains an extensive article on the Cleveland,
Lorain and Wheeling Railway researched by Bill Cramer, Ed
Kirstatter, Mike Lytle, and Walt "Bud" Magel. There are
rare photographs taken from the Authors' collections. This
Sentinel also includes a book review of Niernsee and Neilson,
Architects of Baltimore. The book is about one of Baltimore's
well-known architectural firms, Niernsee and Neilson. The book is
of interest to B&O historians because this firm designed
numerous B&O structures, among them the original station in
Washington, DC, at New Jersey Avenue and C Street. The book is
sold through our Company Store as stock number 10082. Finally,
this Sentinel has another fine article entitled "Streamlined
Giant Takes Place of Steam Locomotive on Royal Blue." |
5.00 |
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| 60293 |
Volume 29 #3 contains Part II of a look at the Cleveland,
Lorain & Wheeling during the B&O years. There is also an
interesting story of "A Relatively Quiet Riot: Martinsburg
and the Great Railroad Strike of 1877." There are colored
photos of Diesels and the CL&W; an article on Baltimore and
Ohio Steam Locomotives on the CL&W Line; and reviews of a new
B&O book and a new B&O DVD. |
5.00 |
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| 60294 |
Volume 29 #4 contains an article on Board Tree Tunnel, the
last obstacle to Wheeling; Modeling B&O's Class S-2
Sleeper; B&P S-2 "Paw Paw;" an article called Coil
Steel Rides the B&O; and some question and answers in a
feature called "Running Light." |
5.00 |
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| 60301 |
Volume 30 #1, The 1st Quarter, 2008 edition has the following
articles for the B&O railroad enthusiast: “The B&O
in Baltimore, an overview”; “Rail Operations on
Baltimore’s Pratt Street, Part 1”; “The B&O
on Marley Neck (or, Running the Curtis Bay Railroad)”;
“A Weekend in Martinsburg”; and several reviews of
B&O books and DVDs. Click here for a sample of several
pages from this issue. This is a large file. If you have a
dial-up connection, this image may take a few minutes to
load |
8.00 |
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| 60302 |
Volume 30 #2, 2nd Quarter, 2008 edition has the following
articles for the B&O railroad enthusiast -
"B&O's Steam Encore," a final steam trip on the
B&O 50 years ago; "A Last Ride on the Royal Blue,"
another 50 year anniversary; a brief article on Marian Smith, a
former B&O Museum Supervisor who recently passed away;
"Rail Operations on Pratt Street, Part 2;" and a review
of the new book "The B&O Magnificent EM-1s." Click
here for a sample of several
pages from this issue. This is a large file. If you have a
dial-up connection, this image may take a few minutes to
load |
8.00 |
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| 60303 |
Volume 30 #3, 3rd Quarter, 2008 edition has the following
articles for the B&O railroad enthusiast - "Butler,
PA" - A Bonus on the B&O's Way to Chicago;
"H.D. Stitt's B&O Magazine Covers" - The Man
Behind the Artwork; "McClinton Mystery Solved" - The
Real Story of Car 905; "B&O's Experimental
Hoppers"; and more. Click here for a sample of several
pages from this issue. This is a large file. If you have a
dial-up connection, this image may take a few minutes to
load |
8.00 |
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| 60304 |
Volume 30 #4, 4th Quarter, 2008 edition has the following
articles for the B&O railroad enthusiast - The B&O
M&K Branch; A Momentous Time for the B&O; a book review
on "The Cincinnatian" and one on a Jervis Langdon
biography; and brief obituaries on two B&O contributors
William V. Russell, and Ohio historian John G. King; and more.
Click here for a sample of several
pages from this issue. This is a large file. If you have a
dial-up connection, this image may take a few minutes to
load |
8.00 |
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| 60311 |
Volume 31 #1, 1st Quarter, 2009 edition. Fostoria, OH and Its
Iron Triangle. In the Streets of Baltimore. Over the Kill. 2008
Convention at Butler, PA. Running Light. Here is a sample of
pages from
the 1st Quarter, 2009 Sentinel. This is a large
file. If you have a dial-up connection, this image may take a few
minutes to load |
8.00 |
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| 60312 |
Volume 31 #2, 2nd Quarter, 2009 edition. Features include -
The Capitol Limited; The Wreck of the Capitol Limited in
Weverton, MD, November 15, 1924; A Toymakers' Dream,
B&O's new Limited sparked imaginations; and the mighty
B&O EM-1s steam engines, details changed over their useful
life Here is a sample of pages from this 2nd Quarter
Sentinel. This is a large file. If you have a
dial-up connection, this image may take a few minutes to
load |
8.00 |
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| 60313 |
Volume 31 #3, 3RD Quarter, 2009 edition. Features include -
The B&O in North Vernon,Indiana; The Capitol Limited (Part
2); a review of the new CSX DVD on the Metropolitan Subdivision;
and our regular "Running Light". Here are a few pages from this
edition |
8.00 |
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| 60314 |
Volume 31 #4, 4th Quarter, 2009 edition. Features include -
Fine dining on the B&O. A treat for both the railroad buff
and the fine cook. Here are a few pages from this
edition |
8.00 |
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| 60321 |
The 1st Quarter, 2010 edition of The Sentinel has been
published and provides quite a few great articles for the B&O
railroad enthusiast. This edition is 35 pages and contains
articles about the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Historical
Society Annual Convention held this past year in Seymour,
Indiana; an article about our Western Mini-Con held this past
spring in Medina, Ohio; a feature on the last marine transfer
bridge at Staten Island, NY; a discussion about historical
societies and why they exist; and a feature on the Landenberg
Baanch and the 2010 Convention. Here are a few pages from this
edition |
8.00 |
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| 60322 |
This is the 2nd Quarter, 2010 edition of The Sentinel.
This edition is 35 pages and contains a feature about the much
anticipated August 2010 'first ever' Society mini-con to
be held in Buffalo, NY. Other articles include: "Building a
Better Mousetrap," the B&O Canstock Boxcar story;
"Times Gets a Second Chance", a short story on how an
average B&O clock survived; "The B&O's Osgood
High Bridge," intelligent answers to an almost idle
question; "The Thatcher Perkins is back", a restored
locomotive shows off at the Museum; and "A Bad Winter on the
B&O", the effects of the February snow storms.
Here are a few
pages from this edition |
8.00 |
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| 60323 |
This is the 3rd Quarter, 2010 edition of The Sentinel.
This edition is 36 pages and contains features on the
"B&O's Camden Station Rises Again";
"Restoring the Thatcher Perkins" locomotive; "The
1892 Wreck at Woodstock, Virginia"; and a forward looking
article on "What's Down the Track", notes from a
meeting entitled “John H. White Conference on Railway
Heritage” which was attended by a board member of the
Society. Here are a
few pages from this issue |
8.00 |
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