Lecture Series: Why Are There So Many Types of Locomotives?

Ever wonder why locomotives come in so many shapes and sizes? Join us for an in-depth lecture with Brian Buchanan, lifelong railroader and railroad historian, as we answer questions like:

- Why are there so many different wheel arrangements?
- Does bigger always mean more powerful?
- How do steam and diesel engines compare?

This engaging session will explore the fascinating world of locomotive design and evolution. Each lecture in this series runs about 45–60 minutes and uses real Museum artifacts to bring history to life.

About the Presenter:
Brian Buchanan is passionate about educating and entertaining audiences on all things railroad. With decades of experience in the industry, he shares his expertise through interactive and informative sessions.

Tickets are $8 each, and attendance is free for Museum members. Reservations are encouraged, but not required for this event.

Tickets can be purchased at https://nationalrrmuseum.org/historyafterdark/

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