

The Mid-American is published by the Illinois Central Railroad Heritage Association to preserve and document the history and heritage of the Illinois Central railroad, its predecessors and successors, including the Chicago Central & Pacific, Illinois Central Gulf (ex-Illinois Central lines), Paducah & Louisville, Mid-South Railroad, and Canadian National-operated IC Lines.
32-pages, all color
IC, ICG, and all predecessors
and successors
Vintage color and black & white
photos and artwork
Detailed articles on passenger
and freight operations
Modeling information, maps and
diagrams, equipment
Edited by Paul Burgess
Produced by
White
River Productions
Members: ICRHA memberships are not by year, but by the number of issues. You get four issues for a standard membership. The ICRHA was formed in mid-year, so we opted not to try to "catch" up by doing four issues by the end of 2007. Rather, if a member began with the first issue (2007-1), then their membership will also bring him/her 2007-2, 2008-1, and 2008-2. The member should then receive a renewal form with 2008-2.
Issue 3
The
Current Issue (2008:1):
Oasis in the Cornfields: The Heyworth
Branch
by Steve Smedley
Railroad Swap Meet: Steam Exchanges and
Comparisons
of the Illinois Central and
Central of
Georgia
by George Waltershausen
The Carbondale Connection
by Rev. John Mummert
Issue 3: Don Lewis:
President's Page
Issue 3: Paul Burgess:
From the Cab
Issue 2
The
Current Issue (2007:2):
The Land O' Corn: A Languished Luminary
by John D. Mummert
Metra's South Chicago Branch
by William O'Hara III
The Paducah & Illinois Railroad: A Bridge
too Far?--Part 2
by Pat McDurmon
Issue 2: Don Lewis:
President's Page
Issue 2: Paul Burgess:
From the Cab
Issue
1
Issue
2007:1:
The Paducah & Illinois Railroad: A Bridge
too Far?--Part 1
by Pat McDurmon
Seminole Sojourns
by Mike Schafer
Persistence of Vision: The Continuity of an
Illinois Central Branch Line
by George Waltershausen
Issue 1: Don Lewis:
President's Page
Issue 1: Paul Burgess:
From the Cab