Interurban Railway Museum

Operational for more than 150 years, BNSF Railway Company is one of North America s largest rail networks with more than 32,000 route miles in over 25 U.S. states and two Canadian provinces. With a work force of nearly 40,000 employees, the company is one of the world s largest transporters of intermodal traffic. It has approximately 6,700 locomotives and transports grains, fertilizers and bulk foods for the agricultural sector. The company also provides transportation solutions for industrial products, such as machinery, metals, minerals and building supplies. BNSF Railway Company is one of the largest transporters of low-sulfur coal in the United States. Its support facilities for rail operations include system locomotive shops, regional dispatching centers, and yards and terminals throughout its rail network. BNSF Railway Company is a wholly owned subsidiary of Burlington Northern Santa Fe Corporation.

Established in 1988, Fort Worth & Western Railroad is a subsidiary of Tarantula Corporation. The company operates more than 276 miles of railway tracks spread throughout Texas and offers freight transportation, loading, consignment placement, unloading, demurrage and switching services to customers. It undertakes carrier services for a variety of commodities that include hazardous materials, petrochemical products and machinery. Its Web site provides online options for shipment tracking and resources on tariff rates. The company serves clients in various industries that include warehousing, petroleum and biodiesel, plumbing and chemical, steel and food manufacturing. Fort Worth & Western Railroad is located in Fort Worth, Texas.

Founded in 1992, Dallas, Garland and Northeastern Railroad (DGNO) is a complex switching terminal that is made up of a collection of spurs and industrial leads. The company operates more than 180 miles of rail line in Dallas. It maintains a combination of owned and leased lines and trackage rights. Dallas, Garland and Northeastern Railroad interchanges with Union Pacific Railroad in Texas. The company also interchanges with Kansas City Railroad and Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railway. It transports various commodities, including lumber, paper, wheat, corn syrup, military equipment, frozen foods, plastic resins and scrap metals. Dallas, Garland and Northeastern Railroad features extensive switching services and line-haul extensions for its Class I partners. The company additionally serves several industrial parks. It is a part of RailAmerica, which owns short line and regional railroads in North America. The parent company manages over 40 affiliated railroads in nearly 25 U.S. states and over two Canadian provinces.