- In
railroad terminology,
double heading indicates the use of two
locomotives at the
front of a train, each
operated individually by its own crew. The practice...
-
Empire 1867–1915, with the
Habsburg Order of the
Golden Fleece superimposed on the
Austrian Doubleheaded Eagle, and
crested by the
Crown of
Rudolf II...
- p****enger cars and more cars per train, the “light”
Atlantics were
usually doubleheaded. Eventually, as
Pacific class K2 and K3
became available, they were relegated...
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Following its May 4
christening at the
Cheyenne Depot Museum, No. 4014 —
doubleheaded with No. 844 —
traveled to Ogden, Utah. No. 4014
subsequently made two...
- 73156 and 73082
doubleheading a
train at the
Great Central Railway in
January 2023....
- more than one K-36 at a time (K-28
class engines, however, are
still doubleheaded from Durango). The
engines were
delivered with
Master Mechanics-design...
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between Newark, New
Jersey and Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania, and No. 90
doubleheaded with No. 127 for ****istance over the CNJ
grades between Bethlehem and...
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locomotive later operated on
numerous trips out of Port Clinton, and also
doubleheaded with
recently restored Central Railroad of New
Jersey 0-6-0 #113 on several...
- locomotives.
After Expo 86 ended, No. 6060 and
Canadian Pacific 2860
doubleheaded back to Alberta,
though when they got there, No. 6060
developed a mechanical...
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September 14, 2019,
during the
Museum Showcase W****end, the
locomotive doubleheaded with
recently restored J.
Neils Lumber Co. No. 5 (aka Shay No. 5), as...
