Noted railroad author Jim Boyd gives readers an all-color look at the steam and early diesel motive power fleet of the Gulf, Mobile & Ohio and its predecessors.

This all-color book gives modelers inspiration and color images of LV's shops, stations, towers and other facilities from Sayre to Buffalo.

A fond look back at the 1950s steam to diesel transition on the New York & Long Branch and P-RSL routes to New Jersey's Atlantic Ocean playgrounds.

Chronicles the fabled Delaware & Hudson's struggle to compete with Big Blue (Conrail) in the Northeast from 1976 until its end in 1991.

Gene Huddleston examines six corridors of the C&O: Queen City, Blue Grass, Valleys, Allegheny, Piedmont and Peninsula. Includes a special review of the rare Richmond passenger car shops.

Rail employee and lifelong railfan, Bob Collins, takes you through the colorful Erie Lackawanna years into Conrail and NJ Transit.

Read about the stations, towers, shops, coaling stations and many other structures on the original N&W Eastern Lines in this all-color book. Written by William G. McClure III

A fond look back at Al Perlman's vision of the NYC in the 1960s through the creative camera of Bill Brennan.

Second tier mainline trains are examined across the entire Santa Fe system.

The east end operations of the New York Central and New Haven railroads are examined from an electric traction point of view.

Trolley operations in the City of Brotherly Love during the last half of the 20th century are lovingly examined in detail.

CB&Q took on the task of making travel by train attractive, taking great pride in their passenger service and operating some of the best-known trains in America

Rare views by a lifelong fan expertly capture the fabled LVT which served eastern Pennsylvania until it ceased operation in the 1950s. All about the LVT's trolley and fast interurban service in the Allentown-Bethlehem-Easton area.

N&W's emergence from a coal hauler to a major Midwestern carrier. Covers the expansion as N&W absorbed the Nickel Plate and Wabash and developed the new NW logo.

The rugged scenery of the Canadian West is the backdrop for this colorful look at CP steam and pre-new image diesels.

An exploration of traditional short lines (small railroads) of New York State from Albany Port District Railroad to Lake Champlain & Moriah Railroad during the years 1950 to 1980.

Photographers John Stroup and William Tilden explore the PRR, Reading and PRSL during the troubled years leading to Conrail.

New owners and management bring major changes to the world's largest commuter railroad while equipment from the 1950s and 60s continues to serve

This colorful volume takes readers through the PRR, PC and early CR period showcasing stations, towers and structures of the PRR in northeastern Ohio.