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Railroad terms
Lisa Krahn
Search for a combination of historic and modern U.S. railroad terms.
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boxcar brakeman buck caboose carman conductor deadhead engineer flatcar freight gandy dancer gauge gondola hotshot hump junction mainline milk train platform porter reefer semaphore siding signal spur steward switchman tank car turntable yard |
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