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*In the March Railpace...*

	D&GV Fall Photo Excursion highlights the imagery from this photo train through the West Virginia autumn hills. Featuring classic diesel power and both passenger and freight, photographers were able to capture many images of the past!

	Endangered Species - A Ride Through the Ontario Wilderness details the possible termination of the former Algoma Central Railway's Sault Ste. Marie-Hearst passenger train, a lifeline for many residents whose only access to the outside world is by train

	Exporail - Canada's World-Class Railway Museum reviews this museum in St-Constant, Quebec that features historic steam, diesel, electric and trolley equipment, with many one-of-a-kind items that have been beautifully restored for visitors to see and appreciate!

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