Links

Learn more about the history of the Kansas City Southern (KCS) Railway from these external websites.

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• KCS Historical References
• Pages that Feature the KCS
• Cities Along The Line
• Industry Links
• Other Railroad Historical Societies and Museums
• Railroad Periodicals
• Miscellaneous Railroad Links

  
  
  

KCS Historical References

• Stilwell Prairie, Acquisition and History A conservation project in Vernon County, Missouri, made possible largely with the help of KCS.
• Biography of Arthur Stillwell at Wikipedia.
• Timeline of Kansas City Railroads. from the Kansas Department of Transportation.
• Kansas City Southern – A Brief History from the Kansas City Southern site.

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Pages that Feature the KCS

• KCS Photos and information listed within Fallen Flags and Other Railroad Photos site

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Cities Along The Line

• Neosho, Missouri, Home Page
• Jefferson, Texas
• Mena, Arkansas (The City's Site)
• Port Arthur, Texas
• De Quincy, Louisiana
  • De Quincy Railroad Museum
• New Orleans, Louisiana

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Industry Links

• Kansas City Southern
• CPKC

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Other Railroad Historical Societies and Museums

• GTW Historical Society
• The Louisville and Nashville Railroad Historical Society
• Texas State Railroad
• Railroad Historical Society Index
• Gulf Coast Chapter, NRHS

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Railroad Periodicals

• TRAINS Magazine
• The Railroad Magazine Index
• White River Productions.
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  • Diesel Era
  • Railfan & Railroad
  • Trains & Railroads of the Past
  • Passenger Train Journal

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Miscellaneous Railroad Links

• The venerable Cyberspace World Railroad Home Page
• MEXLIST - website and discussion group dedicated to the history and discussion of Mexican railways
• Todd's Railfan Guide to Houston, TX - (includes information from J. Stephen Sandifer)
• Operation Lifesaver, Inc.
• Southeastern Railroad Museum (Duluth, Georgia)
• Motive Power Review
• The Railway Industrial Clearance Association
• The View from Galt Station

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