Tennessee

The Indiana, Alabama & Texas Railroad

December 31, 2006 Railfanning.org

The Indiana, Alabama & Texas Railroad was one of three railroads that used to pass through the Gateway to the New South. However, despite the suggestion of its name, the road never reached Indiana, Alabama or Texas.

The Legacy of Casey Jones

May 1, 2005 Todd DeFeo

Casey Jones is as much myth as he is historic figure. Jones was catapulted into American folklore and became a railroad legend shortly before 4 a.m. on April 30, 1900.

Runnin’ Down a Train

July 1, 2004 Todd DeFeo

I was driving along Interstate 24, when I came to a familiar bridge over a rail line.

Jackson’s Railroad Past Offers Trip for Train Buffs

April 30, 2004 Todd DeFeo

Standing at the railroad crossing on South Royal Street, a faint, almost distant whistle from a freight train breaks the day’s silence.

Tennessee City Grappling With Lack of Class I Rail Service

February 12, 2004 Todd DeFeo

Montgomery County, looking to attract a large-scale auto assembly plant is grappling with a lack of Class I rail service in the area.

An ‘Appalling Catastrophe’

February 1, 2004 Todd DeFeo

At about 8 p.m. on Sept. 29, 1906, a northbound Louisville & Nashville Railroad passenger train — No. 102 — steamed towards a swing bridge crossing the Cumberland River. Near the overpass, a glowing red light broke the night’s darkness, signaling for an approaching train to stop.

The Indiana, Alabama & Texas Railroad

The Legacy of Casey Jones

Runnin’ Down a Train

Jackson’s Railroad Past Offers Trip for Train Buffs

Tennessee City Grappling With Lack of Class I Rail Service

An ‘Appalling Catastrophe’

Editor Lectures on Clarksville Railroads

Hit the rails

Norfolk Southern Territory Benefits from Extensive Industrial Development in 2002

Clarksville, Tenn., Railroad Strikes After Money Tightens