Difference between Railroader and Railwayman

RAILROADER vs RAILWAYMAN: NOUN

One who railroads people.
One who works for a railroad company.
A person engaged in the management or operation of a railroad or railroads; one employed in or about the running of railroad-trains or the general business of a railroad.
An employee of a railroad

Trainmaster, Yardmaster, Interurban, Caboose, Lumberman, Telegrapher, Steam locomotive, Switchman, Gandy dancer, Locomotive, Railroad, Railway man, Railroad man, Trainman, Railwayman

Richard trevithick, Coalman, Haulier, Signaller, Motorman, Footplate, Navvy, Stationmaster, Signalman, Railway, Shunter, Railway man, Railroad man, Trainman, Railroader

Stationmaster, Wagon, Woodworker, Shunter, Diesel locomotive, Boxcar, Interurban, Caboose, Lumberman, Steam locomotive, Switchman, Gandy dancer, Locomotive, Railroad, Railwayman

Boilermaker, Grandad, Joiner, Docker, Telephonist, Shorthand typist, Richard trevithick, Haulier, Signaller, Footplate, Navvy, Stationmaster, Railway, Shunter, Railroader

If you are not a railroader please do not start a new thread, though you can certainly ask questions of an already created thread.
An experienced railroader can fairly well predict conditions and maintenance needs for a route based on knowing the MGT for that route.
Who was the railroader who fathered her daughter, and most of all, what happened to her?
Guido was the founding publisher of the railfan periodical THE WESTERN RAILROADER.
For he is sure to die, But I would marry a railroader Who has them pretty blue eyes.
James, a railroader in Indiana and a sister, Mrs.
Certainly, it would help to have an experienced railroader at the throttle.
An avid model railroader may love working at the Smithsonian Institute.
Chuck loved reading Model Railroader and anything pertaining to history.