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Railroad crossings are places of pause and power.Where paths intersect.Where steel meets steel.Where life slows just long enough to look both ways before moving forward. The bold white “X&rdquo ...

Long before flashing lights, crossing gates and paved highways, there was a problem wherever a road met a railroad. How do you get a wagon safely across two steel rails? The answer was remarkably ...

What Is a Railroad Frog? If you hear someone talking about a frog on the railroad tracks, don’t picture something green hopping between the rails. A railroad frog is one of the most fascinating ...

At ASLRRA Connections 2019, we introduced our collection of brightly colored graffiti commissioned on sections of authentic steel railcars.We crossed a line. It was bold, perhaps foolish to bring va ...

The dome head drive spike occupies a fascinating place in railroad history. Unlike the familiar offset-head track spike used to fasten rails and tie plates to wooden ties, the dome head spike was dev ...

Look closely at the rail beneath the glass of our Sleepers Coffee Table No. 62, and you’ll find a few marks pressed into the steel: KRUPP 1902 VIII — L–N R R They aren’t de ...

The Express Line offers a more affordable collection with a more compact design that’s perfect for urban lofts, start-up offices, and weekend cabins. It remains pure vintage railroad wit ...

Michael Burcham, the entrepreneurial CEO of Narus Health and patron of the arts, holds the distinction of commissioning the first custom piece of furniture from Rail Yard Studios.We designed Mic ...

We love seeing what our friends do with our work, and our Avant Garde Bench gets that special treatment that makes us want to share.This one found its way to our friends at the applied craf ...

Custom projects mean much more than furniture. Public art is increasingly where we find ourselves going, and those special projects for corporate clients tend to be some of the most fun as they exerc ...

If you’ve ever watched a train covered in brightly covered graffiti pass by and wondered about the fascinating sub-culture of freight train graffiti, you’ve arrived at the right place.We’re pleased t ...

What “Diamond Harvesting” Means on the Railroad On the railroad, a diamond isn’t a jewel—it’s where two tracks cross. These intersections are engineering masterpieces, r ...

On a bitter December night in 1876, a passenger train approached the Ashtabula River in northeastern Ohio. Snow was falling heavily as the train began crossing an iron railroad bridge nearly 160 f ...

Some things just deserve to be seen, like the Stetson hat your father-in-law owned and your gear from Rail Yard Studios (not included) and gear from Mitchell Bat Co (blue cap pictured not i ...

History passes through our hands every day, but sometimes even we get a bit starstruck.This is part of the original Statue of Liberty - yes, the one in New York Harbor.That deep green patina was on f ...

Graffiti: Vandalism or Art?You be the JudgeSeptember 29th from 6 to 9 pm - details click here.Project Boxcar features original works from Nashville & Los Angeles vandal...erm...graffiti artist Tr ...

Graff MuseumThe railroad haphazardly curates the largest gallery of modern art on a daily basis in the form of graffiti-covered freight cars. We’re aiming to be a little more thoughtful in our approa ...

A desk isn’t just a surface — it’s where your body and ideas spend hours together. When it’s designed well, you stay in flow. When it’s not, your body notices. Ergonomic ...

We get involved in a lot of industrial style interior design projects for both home and office. Often, there is a strong connection to the railroad. Sometimes it’s the personal history of the peopl ...

Railroaders from across America (the biggest railfans!) will be attending Railway Interchange 2019 in Minneapolis. Industrial goods and services made in America will be a common theme, ...