Train engines

No, I didn't accidentally put the J on the list twice. And as much of a Reading die-hard as I may be, none of the bathtub streamliners really did it for me.

“New York Central Railroad's jet-powered car during a test run between Butler, Indiana and Stryker, Ohio 1966”

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Leslie Cacy (right, with her husband Devon), 28, was standing in a door opening on the back of the Royal Gorge Railroad train when she fell and was run over around four miles from Canon City, Colorado.

Union Pacific's M-10005 trainset (Pullman-Standard/Electro-Motive/Winton Engine), the "City Of Denver", is on display at Denver Union Station on June 14, 1936 a few days before the new streamliner officially entered service (June 18). Otto Perry photo/colorized by Patty Allison. by American-Rails.com on Twitter

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Baltimore & Ohio 2-8-8-4 #7615 (EM-1) is seen here on Sand Patch on August 26, 1954. A few years later these behemoths were renumbered into the 600 series to make way for newly arriving diesels.