Uploaded August 2023 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Next to the restoration of Union Pacific No. 4014 — Big Boy — the re-birth of the East Broad Top Railroad has been one of the most talked about rail preservation events in recent years. The EBT, located around Rockhill Furnace, Pa., was built beginning in 1872. It moved coal to the Pennsylvania Railroad and ore to on-line furnaces. After its closure in April 1956, the Kovalchick Salvage Co. purchased the railroad.
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Next to the restoration of Union Pacific No. 4014 — Big Boy — the re-birth of the East Broad Top Railroad has been one of the most talked about rail preservation events in recent years. The EBT, located around Rockhill Furnace, Pa., was built beginning in 1872. It moved coal to the Pennsylvania Railroad and ore to on-line furnaces. After its closure in April 1956, the Kovalchick Salvage Co. purchased the railroad.
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.
Trains LIVE is a regular video program, recorded live and unscripted from Kalmbach Media. The series began in July 2022.
Trains LIVE features Bob Lettenberger, Trains associate editor, Kalmbach Media staff, and guests talking about railroads and trains in a casual, behind-the-scenes format. On Trains LIVE we will ask the questions you would like to ask and take you into places not normally open to the public. Trains LIVE also takes you on the road to museums, trackside locations and other railroad-related venues. It is presented every other Wednesday at 2 p.m. Central time.
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.
.
For more information on all things trains, visit: trains.com
Follow Trains.com, the world’s #1 destination for all things trains:
🌎 Website: trains.com
📖 Subscribe: trains.com/subscription-plans
📘 Facebook: facebook.com/KalmbachTrains
📸 Instagram: instagram.com/trains_magazine
🐦 Twitter: twitter.com/TrainsMagazine
Shop Model Trains:
Website: kalmbachhobbystore.com
Copyright/Music: GettyImages
