Ross Rowland, a railroad preservationist who found his passion through his career on Wall Street, passes away at 85.

Ross Rowland: A Wall Street Career Turned Railroad Preservationist

Ross Rowland, a prominent figure in the world of railroad preservation, passed away at the age of 85. Rowland, who made a fortune as a commodities broker on Wall Street, dedicated his later years to preserving the history of American railroads.

From Wall Street to the Rails: Rowland’s Journey

After a successful career on Wall Street, Rowland found his true passion in the world of trains. He used his wealth to back the American Freedom Train and other high-profile vintage excursions, leaving a lasting impact on the preservation of America’s railroad history.

Legacy of a Railroad Enthusiast

Rowland’s contributions to the world of railroad preservation will be remembered for generations to come. His dedication to keeping the spirit of American railroads alive has inspired countless others to continue his work and ensure that the history of trains remains a vital part of our cultural heritage.

Rowland’s passion for trains was infectious, and he leaves behind a legacy that will continue to inspire future generations of railroad enthusiasts.

As we mourn the loss of Ross Rowland, we also celebrate the incredible impact he had on the world of railroad preservation and the lasting legacy he leaves behind.

Rest in peace, Ross Rowland.

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What will be the next chapter in the history of railroad preservation? Only time will tell.