×

Railway

The Eureka Springs & North Arkansas Railway Company

http://www.esnarailway.com

The collection of vintage rolling stock at ES&NA is one of the Ozarks' largest, and all the authentic railroad memorabilia is here to re-create the turn-of-the-century era and give modern visitors a taste of how it was when rail service brought the first visitors to Eureka Springs in 1883. From the first rumble of the engine and clanging of the bell to call boarders, it's an exciting adventure and the ultimate nostalgia trip right down to the last blowing of the horn. It's family fun at it's finest from the minute you arrive at the historic Eureka Springs depot, restored to live again as the home for the ES&NA Railway.

  • 12/8/2013
  • 9
  • 0

Interstate Railroad Company

http://www.interstaterailroad.net

The Interstate Railroad was founded in 1896. It consisted of 5 3/4 miles of single track, 1 used locomotive, 1 day coach, 1 baggage car, 1 combine car, 3 boxcars, 2 flat cars and a section car. The tracks to the mines and ovens were under the control of the VC&I Company (Interstate's parent company). A few years later, the road made a connection with the Virginia & Southwestern RR (became part of the Southern) providing a southbound outlet for the coal of the region. The railroad gradually spread east until it made a connection with the N&W at Norton in 1909. In 1923, the Interstate RR stretched again to make a connection with the CC&O (later Clinchfield) at Miller Yard. The L&N used trackage rights over this section (Guest River Extension), in the 30's, to deliver coal to the CC&O. In 1935, the IRR and L&N esablished a flat rate per car arrangement. The L&N would drop off it's Clinchfield bound loads at Dorchester Jct. and the IRR would deliver them to Miller Yard. This arrangement lasted 38 years, ending in 1973. The Interstate made it's money a little different then most railroads. The normal way, delivering online coal from the mines to the interchange points. The other way, was through per-diem charges on the hopper fleet. Each night at midnight, a record is made of where all the revenue cars are located. The railroad holding the cars is charger a per-diem fee to be paid to the owner. Interstate crews were very good at the per-diem game. If a foreign road car was on the line for loading, it was placed at the tipple to be loaded first. The car would then be loaded and moved to the interchange before midnight. When the L&N or the Clinchfield delivered cars for the Interstate to move to another interchange, no matter what time it was, the IRR would send a crew out to move the cras to the interchange and off their rails. This way, another railroad had to pay the per-diem charges. By managing their per-diem charges and making sure Interstate hoppers spent most of their time off-line, the Interstate showed a profit almost every year. In the late 1950's, the Interstate's fleet of 5 ton hoppers were getting old and in need of replacement. The cost of buying and builting a new fleet was too high for the little railroad. The management decided to put the railroad up for sale. Both, the L&N and Southern, placed bids for the line. The Southern was the high bidder and took ownership in Oct. 1960. From 1960 to 1965, Southern left the line the way it was. On September 10, 1965, all that changed. The Southern closed it's Appalachia yard and moved to Andover. The Interstate's RS3's were moved south to work as yard and transfer engines in Georgia and the Carolina's. The Southern replaced the RS3's with old F-units for the IRR mine runs. The Interstate crews were not happy and it made their jobs alot harder. In the late 60's, the Southern brought in GP38's for use on the branch lines. A transloading facility was built at the ex-Southern yard in Appalachia by the Westmoreland Coal Company. This facility became the destination for many single car loads from the tipples on the ex-Interstate. These local run only cars were old 50 and 70 ton hoppers, also known as yellow balls. This facility would process the coal and reload it into larger cars, that were part of a unit train. The loader at Wentz also became a unit train loader. The next major change came with the 1982 merger of Southern and N&W (becoming Norfolk Southern). On Oct.31st, 1985, the Interstate ceased to exist as a separate entity. Control of the area was transferred to the Clinch Valley Extension of the Pocahontas Division.

  • 12/8/2013
  • 14
  • 0

Horlacher AG

http://www.horlacher.com

Horlacher AG, founded in 1962, spezializes in the manufacture and development of products made from fibre-reinforced plastics and composite materials. The company supplies custom-made components and assembly units to various industrial sectors. One of the areas the company spezializes in is the manufacture of models, moulds and prototypes. Horlacher AG is a privately owned company with 40 employees managed by Max Horlacher and Gerhard Obrist. The factory is located in Möhlin (25 km east of Basel), Switzerland.

  • 12/8/2013
  • 7
  • 0

Central Japan Railway Company

http://www.jr-central.co.jp

Central Japan Railway Company is a Japan-based company engaged in four business segments. The Transportation segment is engaged in the operation of Tokaido Shinkansen railways, as well as the conventional railways of the Tokaido area. This segment is also involved in the bus transportation business. The Distribution segment is engaged in the department store business, as well as the sale of merchandise in train compartments and stations. The Real Estate segment is engaged in the real estate business, including the real estate leasing and subdivision businesses. The Others segment is engaged in the hotel, travel agency and advertising businesses, as well as the provision of maintenance, inspection and repair services of its facilities. (Source: ARS)

  • 12/8/2013
  • 8
  • 0

Sanyo Electric Railway Co. , Ltd.

http://in.today.reuters.com

Sanyo Electric Railway Co., Ltd. is a Japan-based company principally involved in the transportation business. The Company has five business divisions. The Transportation division is engaged in the railway, automobile, taxi, cableway and cargo transportation businesses. The Distribution division specializes in the operation of department stores, retail stores and other shops. The Real Estate division is engaged in the leasing and sale of real estate. The Leisure and Service division is engaged in the operation of advertising agencies, restaurants, travel agencies, hotels and amusement facilities. The Others division is involved in the management and operation of buildings; the processing of information; the maintenance, repair and construction of facilities, as well as the provision of staffing services and contract works. The Company has 20 subsidiaries and one associated company. (Source: ARS)

  • 12/8/2013
  • 9
  • 0

Sagami Railway Co. , Ltd.

http://www.sotetsu.co.jp

SAGAMI RAILWAY Co., Ltd. (formerly Sagami Railway Co., Ltd.) is a Japan-based railway transportation company. The Company operates through five business divisions. The Transportation division is engaged in the provision of railway, car and taxi transportation services. The Construction division is engaged in the construction business. The Distribution division is engaged in the operation of supermarkets, the sale of aggregates and the distribution business. The Real Estate division is engaged in the sale and leasing of real estate properties. The Leisure division is engaged in the operation, management and maintenance of hotels, sports facilities and office buildings. This segment is also engaged in the advertising agency, cable television broadcasting, heat supply, manpower dispatching, child raising and automobile maintenance businesses. The Company has 36 subsidiaries. (Source: ARS)

  • 12/8/2013
  • 7
  • 0

Hiroshima Electric Railway Co. , Ltd.

http://www.hiroden.co.jp

Hiroshima Electric Railway Co., Ltd. is a Japan-based company mainly engaged in the transportation business. The Company operates in five business segments. The Transportation segment is involved in the railway, rail track, automobile, aerial ropeway and marine transportation businesses, as well as the air freight agency business. The Distribution segment is involved in the merchandising business. The Real Estate segment is engaged in the leasing and sale of real estate. The Construction segment is involved in the civil engineering and construction businesses, as well as the telecommunications construction business. The Leisure and Service segment is involved in the hotel, restaurant, bowling, golf and travel agency businesses. The Company has 17 subsidiaries and four associated companies. (Source: ARS)

  • 12/8/2013
  • 7
  • 0

Tri-White Corporation

http://www.triwhite.com

Tri-White Corporation (Tri-White) is a Canada-based company. Tri-White operates a tourist railway with related services in Alaska, British Columbia and the Yukon Territory under the business name White Pass & Yukon Route (White Pass) and in Canada is engaged in merchant banking activity. On June 1, 2007, the Company increased its ownership in ClubLink to 70.7%. The segments of the Company are golf club operations rail, tourism and port operations, and corporate operations. In Canada, the Company is engaged in golf club operations through its ClubLink subsidiary.

  • 12/8/2013
  • 19
  • 0

Clackity Creek Express

http://www.clackitycreek.com

Clackity Creek Express is a family owned and operated business based in Lockhart, Texas ... the official BBQ capital of Texas. Clackity Creek Express grew out of a desire to find inexpensive alternatives to the popular BRIO and Thomas & Friends wooden railway sets. Our son fell in love with the Thomas the Tank Engine videos when he was 2, this led to buying him the Thomas engine from Thomas & Friends wooden railway system. We continued to buy Thomas & Friends engines and cars, and then purchased a BRIO oval train set. As his love of trains grew so did his collection.

  • 12/8/2013
  • 17
  • 0

Railway Drainage Limited

http://www.rdlonline.co.uk

Railway Drainage Limited is a project management and logistics company operating in the civil engineering and railway sectors. The company is based in Gloucestershire, managing its activities from its main office in Maisemore and project satellite offices as necessary. RDL was formed to aid Network Rail (then Railtrack) and their Principal Contractors to replace and repair the aging railway infrastructure. This initially consisted of lineside drainage but soon expanded to include a wider range of infrastructure work. The company gained its Railway Safety Case (RSC) certificate on 29th December 2000 for plant operations in possessions under Railtrack and was was subsequently accepted by Network Rail on its formation. The requirement for an RSC Safety Management System (SMS) transferred to the Railways & Other Guided Transport Systems (Safety) Regulations 2006 (ROGS) in October 2006. RDL continue to operate On track machines, rail mounted maintenance machines and road rail vehicles in possessions under our SMS. The RDL plant operation SMS gives the company the flexibility to undertake its project work utilising the most technologically advanced plant available which can provide savings in time and money. An example of this is the use of screw-piling to erect a signal typically taking four hours instead of traditional excavation & cast concrete methods taking several days. RDL's activities are split in to three distinct areas: • Provision of Rail Plant • Operation of Rail Plant in Possessions • Civil Engineering

  • 12/8/2013
  • 9
  • 0

Direction 2006

http://www.direction2006.com

Direction 2006's public information and education campaign focuses on changing people's perception of risk to their own safety and their personal behaviour involving railway tracks and trains. The program's primary objective is to reduce crossing collisions and trespassing incidents across Canada by 50 per cent by 2006. The renewal funding for the Operation Lifesaver initiative was provided for in the existing financial framework.

  • 12/8/2013
  • 8
  • 0

Prairie Dog Central Railway

http://www.pdcrailway.com

The Prairie Dog Central Railway offers Regular Saturday and Sunday trips, Holiday Monday and Family Day events, all-inclusive Dining Excursions, Halloween trips and Santa Trains! There is something for everyone from May through December. Add your own fun and have a party on the Party Caboose ... or arrange a Charter and have the train to yourself! Click on any of the menu items above to start your adventure! Click HERE to go to our FAQ page and see if your questions can be answered.

  • 12/8/2013
  • 14
  • 0

Lachlan Valley Railway

http://www.lvr.com.au

The LVR was formed in 1974 and incorporated in 1977. The society's aim is to restore, maintain and operate vintage trains. Based at Cowra NSW, the society occupies the Locomotive Depot and Roundhouse, vacated by the State Rail Authority during the 1980s. It was opened in 1923, replacing the original depot located adjacent to Cowra Station. This depot was opened in 1886 when rail reached Cowra from Harden. The current depot once boasted award winning gardens, which fell into disrepair during the 1970s. When closed by the SRA, the LVR immediately took over, since the LVR was occupying part of the complex. The gardens have been restored, and the LVR now houses the full collection of locomotives and rolling stock at the depot. Since formation of the society, the collection has grown with steam locos, diesel locos, rail motors, rail cars, passenger cars and freight stock being added. Some items date back to the last century. Volunteers from across NSW spend their spare time restoring , and operating trains. You can become a member too.

  • 12/8/2013
  • 11
  • 0

Fuji Kyuko Co. , Ltd.

http://www.fujikyu.co.jp

FUJI KYUKO CO., LTD. is a Japan-based company primarily engaged in the transportation, real estate and leisure businesses. The Company has four business divisions. The Transportation division provides railroad, bus, taxi and boat transportation and high line services. The Real Estate division is engaged in the purchase, sale, brokerage, leasing and management of real estate. The Leisure and Service division operates amusement parks, hotels, golf courses, ski resorts, restaurants, stores, travel agencies and auto-camping. The Others division is involved in the department store operation, construction, manpower dispatching and urban broadcasting businesses, as well as the manufacture and sale of mineral water and broadcasting equipment for buses. The Company has 40 subsidiaries and five associated companies. (Source: ARS)

  • 12/8/2013
  • 9
  • 0

Mid Norfolk Railway

http://www.mnr.org.uk

The Mid-Norfolk Railway Preservation Trust was established in 1995 with the aim of buying and restoring the then-disused line between the Norfolk market towns of Dereham and Wymondham. We currently own 28km (17.5 miles) of track and trackbed through central Norfolk's most attractive countryside, making us one of the largest preserved railways in the UK today.

  • 12/8/2013
  • 11
  • 0

Invensys Rail Systems

http://www.invensysrail.com

Invensys Rail Systems is a global leader in the design, manufacture, supply, installation, commissioning and maintenance of safety-related rail signaling and control systems as well as a complete range of rail signaling and communications products. The business includes Westinghouse Rail Systems Limited (WRSL), Dimetronic Signals, Safetran Systems, Burco Services, Westinghouse Signals Australia and Foxboro Transportation. WRSL was recently awarded two contracts valued at more than GBP850m (US$1.3 billion) for the renewal of signaling on the London Underground. Westinghouse Rail Systems Ltd., employs some 1300 staff at six sites throughout the UK. Westinghouse Rail Systems is the leading supplier of signaling systems for Main Line and Mass Transit Railways in the UK and has strong references in Europe and in the Far East. Within the Invensys Rail Group, Westinghouse Rail Systems has the largest R & D resource.

  • 12/8/2013
  • 9
  • 0

Mornington Railway

http://www.morningtonrailway.org.au

The Mornington Railway (MR) is managed and operated by dedicated volunteers. The Mornington Railway Preservation Society (MRPS), which is the not-for-profit incorporated association that manages the MR, was formed out of a public meeting in 1984 with the objective of securing access to the then-closed Mornington railway line. The vision was to reopen it as a heritage railway, focusing on the operation of steam-hauled passenger trains. In 1991, after seven years of hard work and lobbying, the MRPS was granted a State Government Order in Council, which gave us access and operating rights to the line, so it could be operated as a tourist railway. In the nineteen years since that inaugural meeting, an unbelievable amount of time, effort and money has gone into the development of the concept, the restoration and acquisition of equipment, the raising of funding to pay for capital works and the management of the day-to-day operation of the MR. So who are the people who have completed these enormous tasks? Our team consists of men and women, young and old, from all walks of life. Some of us are railway enthusiasts, others simply enjoy the challenge of rebuilding something which other people say "can't be done!". Others enjoy the opportunity to work with the public, or to take on a management role in a less-stressful environment than at their day-to-day work. Outside the railway, some of us are employed full-time; others are retired, on benefits, or still at school. In other words, we are just ordinary people, enjoying ourselves whilst working together to build a great tourism and heritage resource for the Mornington Peninsula. Our work on the Mornington Railway is still very much in progress. Much has been done, but a great deal more remains to do, and much potential still lies untapped. Some of the exciting projects scheduled for the future include: - Re-opening the section of track between Baxter and Moorooduc. - Gaining main line access at Baxter, enabling us to run into Frankston (and beyond).

  • 12/8/2013
  • 9
  • 0

HANKYU HANSHIN HOLDINGS INC

http://www.hankyu-hanshin.co.jp

Hankyu Hanshin Holdings, Inc. is a Japan-based holding company with seven business segments. The City Transportation segment is involved in the railway, bus, taxi, automobile maintenance, care rental and vehicle manufacturing businesses. The Real Estate segment is engaged in the provision of real estate leasing, purchase, sale, maintenance and investment services. The Entertainment and Communication segment is engaged in the sports, musicals, theater, advertising, information services and publishing businesses. The Travel and International Transportation segment is involved in the provision of traveling and cargo delivery services. The Hotel segment is engaged in the hotel business. The Distribution segment is engaged in the operation of department stores, retail stores and restaurants. The Others segment is involved in the provision of construction business, financial services, information, human resource and accounting agency services, movie entertainment and broadcasting. (Source: ARS)

  • 12/8/2013
  • 14
  • 0

Scottish Railway Preservation Society

http://www.srps.org.uk

The Scottish Railway Preservation Society (SRPS) has wide experience preserving Scotland's railway heritage with members carrying out restoration work on the Society's large collection of railway equipment. Stock includes locomotives from the Caledonian and North British Railway companies, the London & North Eastern Railway (LNER), British Railways (BR) and many industrial railways, as well as a wide selection of coaches and wagons. The Society was formed in 1961 and now has about 1250 members. In its early years the Society set up a small museum at Murrayfield station in Edinburgh. With the addition of more and larger items to the collection the SRPS moved its activities to Falkirk. Throughout this period the aim was to establish a preserved railway in central Scotland on which to display this collection. Each year since 1970 members of the Society have organised a programme of main-line excursions. From the start, SRPS Railtours have used coaches from the Society's collection on the main-line. Currently SRPS Railtours operates a train of maroon Mk1 coaches dating from the early 1960's. The SRPS is the only volunteer group to maintain a set of passenger coaches to the high standards required for running on Railtrack lines. SRPS Railtours have been a major source of funds for the development of the Society's steam railway and museum.

  • 12/8/2013
  • 10
  • 0

Nankai Electric Railway Co. , Ltd.

http://www.nankai.co.jp

Nankai Electric Railway Co., Ltd. is primarily engaged in the transportation business. Through its 58 subsidiaries and six associated companies, the Company operates in five main business segments. The Transportation segment is engaged in the railway, railroad, bus, marine, cargo transportation and car maintenance businesses. The Real Estate segment is engaged in the leasing and sale of real estate. The Distribution segment is engaged in the operation of shopping centers, the sale of goods and the wholesale of building construction materials. The Leisure Service segment is engaged in the amusement park business, the travel agency business, the hotels business, the building management and maintenance business, as well as the leasing of motorboat racing facilities. The Construction segment is engaged in building construction work. Its other businesses include the printing, non-life insurance and advertising businesses. (Source: ARS)

  • 12/8/2013
  • 6
  • 0

Note

Not found any data