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Summer 2015: Kahler’s Norfolk Southern in Appalachia, Barry’s Mexico, Mailly’s art

The Summer 2015 issue of Railroad Heritage recaps Conversations 2015 and includes three feature articles. Inspired by O. Winston Link and others, Architect David Kahler looks for art in the everyday scenes along Norfolk Southern’s Pocahontas District in West Virginia in the 1990s. Frank Barry recounts his independent travels in Mexico to photograph steam locomotives in the early 1960s. Jordan Radke, the Center’s archives manager, profiles watercolor artist Margaret Mailly (1930–2014), who prolifically painted railroads and railroaders during the last two decades of her life.

$7.95, 48 pages, color and b/w

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Railroad Heritage 41, Summer 2015
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