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Visiting Washington State by Train
Washington State is located on the Pacific north coast of the United State; it's bordered by British Columbia (Canada) in the North, by Idaho State on the East side, and by Oregon State in the South.
The state can be divided into 6 geographic land a [...] (Read Article)
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April 27 2012 - What's New in Alabama Tourism: Bass Trail, State’s First Iron Chef Winner, Statewide Restaura
A statewide bass trail, 100 road trips campaign, the state’s first Iron Chef America winner and the groundbreaking for a new baseball park in Birmingham are among the list of what’s new in tourism across Alabama. The 20th anniversary of the Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail and the 60th anniversary of the Birmingham Museum of Art mark milestones of tourism attractions. Additions to venues include ... |
March 25 2012 - Noisy trains in Ala. city have residents rumbling
IRONDALE, Ala. (AP) — An Alabama city is working to crack down on noisy visitors passing through — rumbling trains known to blow their horns in the dead of night. City leaders in Irondale, a few miles east of Birmingham, are working to establish a "quiet zone" around railroad tracks passing through town. That requires working with Norfolk Southern, which owns the tracks, and the Federal Railroad ... |
March 02 2012 - WALTER COKE’S SWITCH TO RAIL TRANSPORT IMPROVES CENTRAL ALABAMA TRAFFIC FLOW, FURTHER ENHANCES AI
BIRMINGHAM, AL -- When Walter Coke switched from trucks to trains for delivery of much of its coal to its North Birmingham operations, motorists all over central Alabama benefited, as did air quality for the region. Last month, Walter Coke’s North Birmingham facility began receiving weekly rail deliveries of coal from Jim Walter Resources’ mines in Tuscaloosa County. That change resulted in ... |
February 27 2012 - Historic Railpark & Train Museum
This three-acre Bowling Green depot, which was restored in 1925, served as a train station on the L&N rail line, which ran between Birmingham and Louisville between 1858 to 1979. The 4,000-square-foot exhibit space showcases L&N passenger, sleeper, and dining cars, as well as the city's first locomotive diesel engine. One display features a recreated segregated waiting room and interpretive ... |
February 23 2012 - Greenway Project Unveiled
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (WIAT) - The public got its first glimpse at a project to put greenways throughout Jefferson County on Tuesday. It's part of a plan to make the county healthier by giving people access to safe "green" pathways and bike lanes to parks and neighborhoods across different parts of the county. The project would connect popular destinations such as Railroad Park to Red Mountain Park ... |
February 19 2012 - Bessemer Museum Home to Hitler History
BESSEMER, Ala. (WIAT)- A surprising connection between the Nazi regime is in the Birmingham Metro area. The instrument that could've been used to make some of Adolph Hitler's death orders calls Bessemer home. The Bessemer Hall of History is a historical item itself. The train depot was a common departure point for many Bessemer soldiers going off to war. It's jam packed with items that tell ... |
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