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The Railroad and Engineering Journal

The Railroad and Engineering Journal was an American journal on engineering and railroads published in the late 19th century.

Publication History

The Railroad and Engineering Journal began in 1887, as a merger of The American Railroad Journal and Van Nastrand's Engineering Magazine. It continued the volume numbering of The American Railroad Journal. It ran until 1892, and was then succeeded by American Engineer and Railroad Journal.

Persistent Archives of Complete Issues

• 1887: The Internet Archive has volume 61 (also labeled volume 1 new series).
• 1888: The Internet Archive has volume 62 (also labeled volume 2 new series).
• 1889: The Internet Archive has volume 63 (also labeled volume 3 new series).
• 1890: The Internet Archive has volume 64 (also labeled volume 4 new series).
• 1891: The Internet Archive has volume 65 (also labeled volume 5 new series).
• 1892: The Internet Archive has volume 66 (also labeled volume 6 new series).

Related Resources

• We also list The American Railroad Journal, one of this journal's predecessors.
• We also list Van Nostrand's Engineering Magazine, the other predecessor of this journal.
• We also list The American Engineer and Railroad Journal, this journal's successor.

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