Santa Fe : The Railroad Gateway to the American West (Volume 1)
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| By : Donald Duke |
Volume One features the organization of the railroad back in 1866, follows its construction from Topeka to California, from Topeka to Chicago, and operation of the trains. It covers the road's venture into Mexico, development of local lines within California, tells about electrification possibilities, the Santa Fe bus system, Santa Fe's venture into air-rail transportation with participation in Transcontinental Air Transport, Santa Fe Skyways, mergers, and up to the pending merger with Burlington Northern (1995).
Publisher: Golden West Books
Sales Rank: 758,517
Avg. Customer Rating: 5 / 5.0
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Santa Fe Rails
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| By : Kevin N. Eudaly |
Presents a look at the modern Santa Fe. Contains information on the locomotive fleet, as well as articles covering operations and the railroad's physical plant, Posters individually list every locomotive in service on the Santa Fe in 1996 along with a listing of locomotives that had fallen off the roster in the, previous two years. In particular there is a detailed look at operations during the massive Midwestern flood of 1993 as well as the last look at Kansas City's major Argentine yard before it was completely rebuilt.
Publisher: White River
Sales Rank: 1,194,076
Avg. Customer Rating: 4 / 5.0
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Seaboard Air Line Railway: Steam Boats, Locomotives, and History
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| By : Richard E. Prince |
This classic book covers the Seaboard and its various predecessors and subsidiary lines. The Old Bay Line (Baltimore Steam Packet Company), Norfolk County Ferries, and the Seaboard's tugs are included in the marine section of the book. More than twenty pages of steam locomotive rosters and diagrams supplement the historical and technical written material and the several hundred photographs of steam engines, boats, and trains.
Publisher: Indiana University Press
Sales Rank: 325,091
Avg. Customer Rating: 5 / 5.0
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Southern Pacific Oregon Division
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| By : Brian Jennison, Victor Neves |
Here is an all-color pictorial of a railroad about which no one is neutral: the Southern Pacific. For those who love this proud, arrogant company, this book presents a retrospective on railroading in Oregon and Northern California from the mid 1960s- until the early 1990s. These were years of transition and, unfortunately, decline of the SP's influence in the Beaver State: however, the photographs and extended captions presented here emphasize the railroad in its former, healthy condition.
Publisher: Hundman Publishing
Sales Rank: 1,099,693
Avg. Customer Rating: 5 / 5.0
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Southern Pacific Railroad (Railroad Color History)
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| By : Brian Solomon |
One of the most famous railways in American history, the Southern Pacific first gained prominence in the 19th century for helping to build the transcontinental railroad, and later for its cab-forward steam locomotives, streamliner passenger service, and freight operations. Archival color and black-and-white photography showcase the locomotives, rolling stock, passenger cars, and events of the Southern Pacific--the railroad which, in its heyday, enjoyed revenues second only to the New York Central and the Pennsylvania. Railroad enthusiasts will cherish the combination of rare images and authoritative history documenting the railroad that continues to play a vital role in American transportation.
Publisher: Motorbooks International
Sales Rank: 183,484
Avg. Customer Rating: 4 / 5.0
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Speedway to Sunshine: The Story of the Florida East Coast Railway
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| By : Seth H. Bramson |
Speedway to Sunshine is the history of one of America's most exciting railroad lines, the Florida East Coast (FEC). It details how the FEC began and how it survived booms, busts, bankruptcy, sabotage, and hurricanes to become one of America's most admired rail lines. Illustrated with 400 photographs, this fascinating book chronicles the FEC's unrivaled rail-blazing events, from its inception, through the construction and destruction of the famous Key West Extension, to the line's post-war metamorphosis. There are extensive appendices on train names, schedules, passenger agents, locomotive rosters...
Publisher: Boston Mills Press
Sales Rank: 61,701
Avg. Customer Rating: 5 / 5.0
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Steel Rails & Iron Men: A Pictorial History of the Kettle Valley Railway
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| By : Barrie Sanford |
In the late nineteenth century, something stood in the way of mining and selling the riches discovered in the interior of British Columbia: mountains-and lots of them. While politicians and financiers wrangled over money and public support, engineers sought solutions to the obstacles presented by the terrain. Hundreds of men worked under dangerous conditions to make the Kettle Valley Railway a reality. In this updated edition, Barrie Sanford presents a unique pictorial history of the legendary Kettle Valley Railway. From its construction to its turbulent life- span and eventual demise, the magnitude of the engineering needed to build and run the line is celebrated in this classic railway history.
Publisher: Whitecap Books
Sales Rank: 1,183,687
Avg. Customer Rating: 5 / 5.0
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