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Locomotive

Issue #3801 / Ed. 8

Inside: The heavy iron and intricate details of Georgia’s historic railways

A lit sign reading Atlanta Terminal Station hanging above a small office inside a dark, steel-roofed train shed, in sepia tones.Close-up of the round iron front of a steam locomotive, with a number 9 plate at its centre, ringed by heavy bolts and framed by curved handrails.A wooden boxcar with yellow trim, its door open on stacked vintage fruit and vegetable crates with colourful labels, behind a yellow chain.A black and white railroad crossing sign with raised studded letters, seen from below against the steel roof of a shed.Vintage luggage stacked together: a cream and brown suitcase beside a red tartan trunk with metal latches and a paper luggage tag.The number 4529 in orange on the pale upper side of a railcar, above a riveted, weathered teal panel.A dark brown passenger car coupled to a green one on a misty day, with a green picnic table on the wet grass in front.Black and white close-up of a metal handrail beaded with raindrops on the side of a railcar, with a wet platform and other cars blurred behind.Two windows in the pale green side of an old railcar, with a dark curved roof above and rust along the riveted band below.Looking along the side of a rusting orange passenger car, its large windows clouded white, towards other cars and trees under a pale sky.A ribbed stainless steel passenger car lettered Norfolk Southern, in black and white under a dark, stormy sky.The ends of two old passenger cars side by side on a track, one rusted orange and one peeling green and white, with weeds growing below.