That is how the article by Ruth Fuller in the Jan. 2, 1950, Lancaster Eagle-Gazette about the last passenger train out of Lancaster. The train was the Chesapeake and Ohio's No. 37. "It was dark on ...

Pakistani officials say insurgents opened fire at a moving passenger train in the country's restive southwestern Balochistan province, wounding the driver.

The Oyo state government has launched a capacity-building program for 1,950 farmers across the state’s 33 local government areas as part of its commitment to enhancing food security. Declaring ...

Fuller, accompanied by Miss Edith Houck, rode from Nelsonville to Lancaster to experience and write about the final train.