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    Assembling the double track coffee table(Post)

    As the saying goes, simple isn't easy. However, assembling our Double Track Coffee Table is about as close to easy as it gets. 

    Track 15, Coming Right Up!(Post)

    Track 15, a long-anticipated food hall in Providence, Rhode Island, is set to open in March 2025 after facing delays due to the pandemic, supply chain issues, and structural challenges. Located in a h

    Rail Dogs, Rail Forks and Track Jacks: The Tools That Move the Railroad(Post)

    A railroad rail doesn’t look particularly complicated until you try to move one. Then you remember: steel is heavy. A standard 39- to 40-foot stick of rail can weigh anywhere from 1,000 to nearly 2

    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 benea

    Where the Tracks Cross: The Story of the Railroad Frog(Post)

    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 pieces

    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 deve

    Express Line - New from Rail Yard Studios(Post)

    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 with 100-year

    From Trackside Graffiti to Gallery Walls(Post)

    Where rail heritage meets street art — ethically and authentically. Freight yards have always carried a pulse of movement and expression — steel wheels, rhythmic motion, and bursts of color flashing a

    Being a Part of History(Post)

    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 people

    Aged Ten Years(Post)

    Ten years ago, we began crafting our custom desks, tables and other furniture from authentic railroad artifacts. It’s a poignant reminder how quickly time passes. In the studio, we marvel daily at th

    Our Story(Post)

    How Did We Get Here?We have a passion for all things railroad.That provides a simple explanation of a rather long journey.Open House this weekend - April 29 from 2-5 pm. Click here for free tickets to

    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 s

    Railroad: A Brief History Since 1918(Post)

    The pandemic headlines tie New York, Philadelphia,Atlanta, Chicago, Houston, and New Orleans together, and we're cheering for them to "flatten the curve." These are all great cities with a strong lega

    Short Line Railroads(Post)

    Short Line Railroads - ASLRRA 2022Short Line and Regional Railroads make the rail system in America work. They often serve as the last mile and/or the first mile in the supply chain. They service raw

    Diamond Harvesting: From the Curve Sculpture to the Frog Conference Table(Post)

    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, requiring exact precision. Crews

    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 ter

    What We Really Do at Rail Yard Studios(Post)

    What we really do, or at least what we began doing, was good ole blue-collar labor. In fact, we still do that. Our railroad construction/maintenance business feeds the artisan craftsman side. It's a s

    The Great Train Wreck of 1918: Nashville Railroad History Reimagined(Post)

    On the morning of July 9, 1918, two passenger trains were traveling toward each other just west of downtown Nashville. On the same track. At approximately 7:20 a.m., Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Lo

    Unmasking the Superhuman Freight Graffiti Writer(Post)

    Superheroes (or Supervillains, if you will)The deeds of freight graffiti writers verge on the realm of superhuman feats; the likes of which we find chronicled in the cheap pulp paper of comic book pag

    You Named It.(Post)

    The suggestions were good.Great, even. We asked for help naming the newest addition to our collection — and you delivered in a big way. The responses rolled in fast, and it reminded us of something w

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