St Louis Southwestern Railway - The Cotton Belt Route
Missouri-Kansas-Texas Railroad - the Katy
St Louis - San Francisco Railway - Frisco
Texas Special
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh and Lake Erie
Like 'em all, but those are my favorites
Great Northern/BNSF/Western Pacific/Santa Fe/D&RG
I like a lot of railroads, like the regional roads more.......
P&LE
B&LE
Union RR
LE, F&C
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Green Bay & Western
MKT...then U.P...then I pee...DOH!
Southern
Norfolk Southern
Norfolk & Western
Central of Georgia
Savannah & Atlanta
Atlantic Coast Line
Seaboard Railroad
................Rogerw.
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I like a bunch of the names but the one I think of most is the S.S & S. The Surry, Sussex and Southampton, a narrow gauge Va. logging road that ran from a port on the James River south and east through the swamps. Its nickname was the "Sick, Sad and Sorry". My son lived in the area(so did Michael Vick) and we explored some of the right away and locations. there is a station or two still around and a box car was restored. I have a book written about the road. One of the engines survives on a tourist RR.
Western Pacific
From Oakland, as a little one.
From Pleasanton, in high school.
From Chico, (close to Oroville) college and working.
From Lake Almanor, (the high line, now BNSF) in retirement.
GB&W
Great Northern
BN
BNSF
Indiana Harbor
My faves:
- Chicago & Northwestern
- Santa Fe -- the REAL Santa Fe, not that ersatz Santa Fe started in late 1996.
- Union Pacific, but more a fan of the Isle of Denial-approved heritage units.
- Southern Pacific
Santa Fe for sure!
Followed by NYC, N&W and LIRR and UP
Uintah Railway is my favorite.
NC&StL and L&N are my favorite standard gauge railroads (railways)
I model L&N in O-gauge and wish I could find some NC&StL motive power.
Milwaukee road
Pennsylvania RR
Santa Fe
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Norfolk and Western
Gilly
I like this one
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LIRR
Scotie
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Defiantly the Pennsy.
There is just something about a Pennsy steam engine that is appealing to me.
Maybe it's that Belpair Fire Box or that high mounted headlight or Keystone number plate on their passenger and mixed freight engines or that unforgettable Banshee whistle.
Whatever item listed above the Pennsy is my favroite.
Merry Christmas everyone from the Strittmatters 
Union Pacific
Santa Fe
Milwaukee Road
Art
Pretty much any railroad I can remember seeing as a kid in the 80s and early 90s. The Chessie system, Family lines, SCL. But I've always thought hands down the Southern railway had the best looking locomotives. My favorite engine on the rails today is NS's heritage Southern 8099 es44ac. Thats just my opinion, and you know what they say about them. Merry Christmas!
Milwaukee Road
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Montana Rail Link
Burlington Northern
Wisconsin Central
Soo Line
Wabash
And I'll throw Santa Fe, Nickel Plate and Southern Pacific on there as well. 
That would be the Pennsy!
-Greg
-Greg
Well, I did not add them up, but it appears that Santa Fe looks to be the most popular name.
Thank you to everyone that replied.
Pete
1) Chicago and North Western
2) Chicago Great Western
3) Minneapolis and St. Louis
4) The ROCK (blue and white)
5) Iowa Interstate
I named my uncles ;ayout "The Lenny Lines", he hates the name Lenny but I love it
Railroad names:
New York Central
New Haven
New York Ontario & Western
Section:
Putnam Division (what else?)
Named train:
20th Century Ltd
Peter
Pennsylvania & Reading RR
Bob
Conrail.
Can't say enough about Big Blue, Conrail, too!
Peter
Bangor & Aroostook
A no brainer
Followed by this and.....
these!
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Southern Railway
N&W
L&N
Central of Georgia
BIG Four (NYC), B&O, C&O, Illinois Central, Kentucky and Indiana Terminal (K&I), L&N, Monon, Pennsylvania, Southern Railway. These were the railways I grew up around as a kid from Louisville, Ky. Please don't hold being from Louisville against me, especially if they beat U of K this weekend! .......Your all's only friend........................... Brandy!
