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The Streamliner Extra!


INTERPRETING DISPATCHERS’ TRAIN SHEETS
Dispatchers’ train sheets provide a wealth of information about Union Pacific operations, but the actual documents are very large. Please click here to view a high resolution scan (10mb) of the train sheet in Mark Amfahr’s article in The Streamliner Vol.30 No.1. There are many additional train sheets in the members area. For information on joining the UPHS please visit the Company Store.


Whistle Article Edit

UNION PACIFIC AND THE HANCOCK LONG-BELL 3-CHIME WHISTLE
Now that you have read John E. Bush’s article and seen pictures and diagrams of the Hancock whistle in The Streamliner Vol. 28 No. 2 Spring 2014, you can hear what the whistle actually sounds like. Please click here to hear a dozen sound recordings that will bring the Hancock Long-Bell 3-Chime whistle to life!


Big Boy Article P6UNION PACIFIC’S BIG BOY COMES HOME
When we think about UP’s Big Boys we don’t often think about all the manufacturers who provided components that contributed to that locomotive’s success. Please click here to view a gallery of Big Boy related advertising as a companion to the article “Union Pacific Big Boy Comes Home” featured on page 6  of The Streamliner Vol. 27 No. 4.


1954 ToursWORKING FOR THE C&NW-UP DEPT. OF TOURS 1954-1956
Please click here to view the entire Union Pacific and Chicago & North Western Western Summer Tours 1954 booklet.  This is an extra feature for the article “Working for the North Western – Union Pacific Department of Tours, 1954-1955″ located on page 14 of The Streamliner, Vol. 27 No. 2.

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Founded in 1984, the Union Pacific Historical Society (UPHS) is an independent non-profit organization dedicated to the preservation of the history of the Union Pacific Railroad from its beginning in 1862 to the operation as it is today. The society is not supported by, or affiliated with the railroad other than the preservation of its rich and colorful history.

Those of you searching for UPRR employment records or genealogy information please go the Genealogy tab under the Resources section of this website.

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