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Category Archives: FDR
Straphanger Joe Publishes a Novel
Seeing our talented Trainjotting correspondents publish books fills us with an extraordinary amount of pride. We were pumped when the brilliant Engine Bob (a.k.a./d.b.a. Robert Klara) published FDR’s Funeral Train, and if it’s possible to be even more psyched, then … Continue reading
Posted in Engine Bob, FDR, Kindle, Straphanger Joe
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What Really Happened on FDR’s Funeral Train: An Interview With the Author
We’re pleased to report that our old pal Robert Klara–a.k.a. Trainjotting columnist “Engine Bob”–has his new book out today. FDR’s Funeral Train: A Betrayed Widow, a Soviet Spy, and a Presidency in the Balance looks at the train carrying the body … Continue reading
Engine Bob and ‘FDR’s Funeral Train’
It gives me tremendous pleasure to announce the springtime publication of a book about a most unique train ride that chugged through our area nearly 65 years ago. In April 1945, a train hauling the giant bronze casket of Franklin … Continue reading
Posted in Ask Engine Bob, Engine Bob, FDR, Grand Central
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