Bob Davis Volume 1 begins with a sampling of the final year of the Reading as an independent company and continues with a look at the first seven years of the railroad as an important component of ...
Olev Taremae Traces the “Route of Anthracite”, from its humble birth in 1990 to becoming an award-winning hauler of coal, passengers, and general freight in eastern Pennsylvania. With over 300 mile...
Olev Taremae and Michael Murray, OSFS SEPTA Rail Operations in Color traces the history of commuter rail services in the Philadelphia region, starting with the agencies that preceded SEPTA through...
Stephen M. Timko & Robert J. Yanosey Veteran authors Yanosey and Timko reach deep into the MSB slide vault for photos of unique snow fighting equipment from plows and spreaders to specialized e...
Stephen M. Timko & Robert J. Yanosey Volume 2 wraps up our coverage of this interesting but seldom-seen operation. This volume features portraits of the seasonal equipment waiting for winter du...
By Dick Donat Featuring the last of steam and early diesels moving tonnage and passengers. Southern Pacific, Santa Fe, and Union Pacific are the main focus, but Pacific Electric and street railway...
By Dick Donat The last of steam and early diesel are chronicled on the Santa Fe, Union Pacific, and Southern Pacific in mid-twentieth century. Item #5852 128 Pages, Black & White, $39.95 Avai...
Bill Wolverton The San Francisco peninsula in the last days of Fairbanks Morse. The last stand for covered wagons - SP's FP7s in Amtrak service in the Bay Area and the story behind SP's Daylight di...
Robert J. Yanosey An all-color review of the railroad serving New York City's southernmost borough, from the St. George ferries to the Tottenville-Perth Amboy ferry! Examines both passenger and fre...
Proving the Susquehanna had a busy commuter service, author Al Holtz caught every detail of the operation prior to the severe cutbacks of the 1960s. Suzy-Q was operating a modern service at the tim...
Volume 2 completes the deep dive into passenger service with excellent photography of the west end Maywood-Butler, then leaves the suburbs behind as NYS&W enters the bucolic northwest corner of...
Stephen M. Timko Volume 2 covers the former MGA West Division, including the modern (1967) Waynesburg Southern and (1984) Manor Branch. It features 300 full-color photos by noted railfan photograp...
Bob Withers The "New River Train" is an annual excursion operated every October by the Collis P. Huntington Railroad Historical Society in cooperation with CSX Transportation and Amtrak between Hun...
By Kurt Reisweber The Virginian Railway was known for gigantic steam locomotives, electrics, and FM diesels, all purchased for the purpose of hauling heavy coal trains out of West Virginia. After...
By Kenneth C. Springirth The Canadian city of Toronto operated an eclectic collection of trolleys – some old, some new, some secondhand. This look back at operations as long ago as the 1950s shows...
Aaron Isaacs The late Bill Cordes was very active in Minnesota railfan circles, helping to organize numerous excursions by the Minnesota Railfans Association. A prolific photographer, he captured e...
Jeremy and Jeffrey Plant Brothers Jeffrey and Jeremy Plant made numerous trips from the late 1960s to the present to photograph the railroads of New England. This volume examines main, branch, and ...
Bill Linley Life-long Canadian railway photographer Bill Linley traveled to Newfoundland several times during the last decades of the narrow gauge railway. Bill's captures the history and variety ...
Kurt Reisweber The business end of the Chesapeake & Ohio Railway was at Newport News, Virginia where the company and later its successors Chessie and CSX dumped the coal hauled by its trains ac...
Bram Bailey Bram Bailey takes you on a railfan trip through the tourist area north and east of Toronto, Ontario, Canada. You will see first and early second generation diesel units on the Canadian...
Daniel Orr and Greg Marling Located almost midway on the former NYC main line between New York City and Chicago, Rochester has always been a hotspot of high speed freight train action. The authors...
Michael Zollitsch Western New York in the 1990s remained a haven of railroad diversity, scenic wonder, and traffic density. This book illustrates all of that, reflecting on all that has disappeared...
Jack Wright Ride along through the beautiful upstate New York region during NYC, PC, and CR days. The transition from one railroad to another is contrasted against the stories of this historic are...
