Missouri Pacific Historical Society "The Eagle" Magazine Spring 2019

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You are buying the Spring 2019 issue of "The Eagle" magazine. This is the official publication of the Missouri Pacific Historical Society. Condition is new.
Spring 2019  Volume 44, Number 1
Featured Articles
Modeler: Building MoPac GP12 1065, Part 2
MoPac's GP12s
MoPac Legacy: Chuck Jordan
MoPac News: New Unit Train, Trainwatching, Hi-Rails, New SD40s, ART, Piggybacks, Electric Loco, ACI
The Missouri Pacific Historical Society, Inc. was organized in 1980 as a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit corporation chartered in the state of Missouri. Its mission is to preserve and promote the heritage of the Missouri Pacific Railroad and its affiliates. This includes the Texas & Pacific, Chicago and Eastern Illinois, Kansas, Oklahoma & Gulf, Missouri-Illinois, Alton & Southern, St. Louis, Brownsville & Mexico, International - Great Northern, Gulf Coast Lines, St. Louis, Iron Mountain & Southern, New Orleans, Texas & Mexico and many other roads that were part of the MP family.” Memberships are available to anyone interested in the Missouri Pacific story.
The current MPHS is an outgrowth of a prior group which ran from 1974 to 1977. Annual meetings began in 1981 and are rotated throughout the former Missouri Pacific system as feasible. In addition to the society's business meeting varied programs covering the history and modeling of the MoPac are given for the benefit of those in attendance. Other activities include a swap meet for those interested in collecting railroad items or purchasing model railroad products. The MPHS has a professionally published quarterly magazine (The Eagle). Each issue of "The Eagle" contains current modeling information and articles of historical interest. Rosters of equipment, technical information and modeling projects are just a few of the many items published along with business of the Society. Memberships of all classes include a subscription to "The Eagle" magazine in addition to a 12 month calendar which is published in the fall for the following year.
For additional information, google Missouri Pacific Historical Society and look at our website. It contains a company store, modeling information and images & documents from our archives in St. Louis.