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    A Brief History of Foosball — and Why It Still Brings People Together(Post)

    Few games spark instant camaraderie quite like foosball. The sound of spinning rods, the quick flick of a wrist, the laughter (and occasional trash talk) echoing across the room—it’s been ...

    Renovating, Remodeling and Moving(Post)

    We're finishing up renovated and remodeled a vintage warehouse for the new home of our offices and workspace for Rail Yard Studios. We opted for a simple modern industrial design to fit our own style ...

    Steel Has a Memory: Date Nails & the Story of the American Railroad(Post)

    When you hold reclaimed rail steel, you’re not just holding an object—you’re holding time.Stamped into that history are railroad date nails: small steel artifacts marked with the ye ...

    Holding History and the Iconic Symbol of Freedom(Post)

    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 ...

    Railroad Date Nails(Post)

    Few railroad artifacts capture the eye like date nails. These small thumbnail-sized steel pieces of Americana bear a 2-digit number indicating the year a crosstie was manufactured. The various shapes ...

    Bringing Two Ends of a Century Together(Post)

    Cue up the Arlo Guthrie classic, “The City of New Orleans” because the railroad industry is headed to the Crescent City! It’s time again for the American Association of Short Line and Regio ...

    Speaking of Railroad(Post)

    We’ve developed a passion for railroad. It’s a rich part of American history and a colorful part of language and expressions at home and at work. For our furniture, we often incorporate industry te ...

    Before Asphalt: The Timber Crossings That Connected America(Post)

    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 ...

    The Monorail Beneath the U.S. Capitol—and the 1917 Rail That Lives On(Post)

    In 1917, Monorails Were Already Moving Washington When we think of monorails, we tend to think of the future. But in 1917, while a section of steel rail was being rolled in Tennessee—the rai ...

    Dome Head Drive Spikes: The Railroad Hardware That Connected Tracks and Highways(Post)

    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 ...

    Railroad Granite: The Foundation Beneath the Tracks(Post)

    When most people picture a railroad, they see steel rails, wooden ties, and powerful locomotives. Yet one of the most important components of the railroad system is often overlooked: the granite bene ...

    Andrew Carnegie and the Carnegie Steel That Built America’s Railroads(Post)

    Before Andrew Carnegie became one of the wealthiest men in American history, he recognized something that would transform the country: America’s future would be built with steel—and mu ...

    A Day in the Life: L&N Railroad at Benton Av Station(Post)

    The Louisville & Nashville Railroad (L&N) was once a major lifeline for Nashville, both economically and socially. Founded in 1850, the L&N grew into one of the most important rail system ...

    An Entrepreneur's Minimalist Corner Office in Texas(Post)

    Ryan McGrath, President of Asset Plus Companies, leads a premier commercial real estate firm in Houston, Texas. With over 300 properties under management, Ryan has a strong track record of succe ...

    Colorado Railroading & Hockey - AREMA 2022(Post)

    Taking this show on the road again and heading west to Denver in the mountain states. Colorado has a deep railroading history – and hockey of late. We’ll get to the hockey connection with railroading ...

    ICHABOD: The Rail God Comes Off the Line(Post)

    Some artists hang their work on walls. ICHABOD sends his rolling across a continent. Nicknamed Ichabod the Rail God, he is a ghost in the rail world—rarely seen, almost never documented. But hi ...

    Monikers(Post)

    Catch the Art of Freight Vandalism on October 7 in Nashville at the next Graff Museum Open House. Railroad freight graffiticomes in several different forms. Colorful spray-painted artw ...

    Industrial Age Originals(Post)

    Our collection of furniture for home and office bears brands from Tennessee, Illinois, Maryland, Colorado, Lackawanna, Carnegie, and Canada-Algoma among a few others. Each brand on the web of the rai ...

    ​The Secret Code of Railroad(Post)

    On the railroad, engineers, conductors, brakemen and carmen all speak a fluent secret language they share with the railcars themselves. Arranged amongst the bright Hi-Viz colors punctuated by rusted ...

    The Railroad - Eighth Wonder of the World(Post)

    The railroads should be one of the seven wonders of the world. They’re an architectural and engineering phenomenon that spans the entire country coast to coast. Heck – the entire world if you don’t c ...

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