The West Penn, Pittsburgh Railways and Johnstown Traction are all covered in the last installment of this series. Includes more than 250 nostalgic color scenes. Hardcover, 128 pages.

The third installment of the coverage of the "Q" with more than 250 vintage color scenes.

Follow traction photographer Ed Miller as he crisscrosses the country in the 1950s to record the passing of the trolley in more than 240 color scenes that not only show traction but a way of life in the streets of America that has long vanished.

A railroad hub second in importance only to Chicago is examined during the 1950s road-by-road. See A&S, B&O, C&EI, C&NW, CB&Q, NYC, GM&O, IC, IT, MKT, Frisco, PRR, MP, SSW, TRRA and Wabash when their first generation diesels gleamed in their newness.

Lawson Hill's camera captured New York Central's earliest diesels that conquered the hills of the B&A; the transition from steam to diesel on the B&M; and the unique DL109s of the New Haven.

During the late 50s and early 60s, Shuman recorded quite a few PRR electrics in action on the west end of the electrified zone. This book features some of the most beautiful Pennsy color work to be found on the mainline, the A&S and the Port Road.

A photographic journey along Pennsys electrified lines.

Each full-color, hardcover book contains hundreds of images and most volumes are 128 pages long. "In Color" series books cover railroads by roadname. "Trackside" series books cover railroad action as it relates to a geographical area. "Color Guide" volumes feature large images of railroad freight and passenger equipment - perfect for use as a modelers reference.

The final years of the "Little Giant" are examined as the newly independent railroad struggles for its survival. Hardcover, full-color, 128 pages.

Each full-color, hardcover book contains hundreds of images and most volumes are 128 pages long. "In Color" series books cover railroads by roadname. "Trackside" series books cover railroad action as it relates to a geographical area. "Color Guide" volumes feature large images of railroad freight and passenger equipment - perfect for use as a modelers reference. A nostalgic look back in rare color views of the streetcar systems of Atlantic City and Shore Railroad, Atlantic City Transport, Five Mile Beach Electric Railway, Public Services Coordinated Transport and even a little NJ Transit. Hardcover, full-color, 128 pages.

Each full-color, hardcover book contains hundreds of images and most volumes are 128 pages long. "In Color" series books cover railroads by roadname. "Trackside" series books cover railroad action as it relates to a geographical area. "Color Guide" volumes feature large images of railroad freight and passenger equipment - perfect for use as a modelers reference. East side, west side, all around the town! See vintage views of Third Avenue Railway, Brooklyn and Queens Transit, South Brooklyn Railway and Queensborough Bridge Railway in full color.

Each full-color, hardcover book contains hundreds of images and most volumes are 128 pages long. "In Color" series books cover railroads by roadname. "Trackside" series books cover railroad action as it relates to a geographical area. "Color Guide" volumes feature large images of railroad freight and passenger equipment - perfect for use as a modelers reference. Trackside book #26 tours the New Haven in its Hunter Green pre-McGinnis years after WWII. Photographer Art Mitchell shows us a little steam and marine operations and plenty of early diesels and heavy electrification.

Each full-color, hardcover book contains hundreds of images and most volumes are 128 pages long. "In Color" series books cover railroads by roadname. "Trackside" series books cover railroad action as it relates to a geographical area. "Color Guide" volumes feature large images of railroad freight and passenger equipment - perfect for use as a modelers reference. A new concept in all-color books: a system-wide examination of the NYC's stations, towers, shops, signals, yard structures, bridges, and many more miscellaneous parts of the road's physical plant. A valuable book for both railfan and model railroader alike!

Starting in 1941 and ending in 1976, this all-color book is a year-by-year look back at the operations of the "Big Little Railroad".

113 miles of busy double track linking North and South symbolize the RF&P. Operations during the steam and diesel years as well as a chapter on equipment are illustrated in full color.

Jim Boyd's motive power examination of the Espee continues in the 1960s as the road introduces second generation power and a new paint scheme.

The steam and diesel operations of the DL&W are examined in more than 240 vintage color photographs.

The Korean War years on the NYC were a life or death race with inflation and loss of business to competitors. An all-color tour of the steam-diesel operations on the Western Division photographed by Sandy Goodrick and narrated by Jerry Pinkepank, this book is an excellent look back at those turbulent years on the Central.

The fabled Rutland story is relived in full color in this new 128-page book. Lots of steam, RS1s, RS-3s and equipment are to be seen as the system is examined in detail from end-to-end.

A fond look back at the "traditional" shortlines extant in Pennsylvania during the 1950s. This first of two volumes includes: Aliquippa & Southern Railroad Allegheny & South Side Railway Bellefonte Central Railroad Cambria & Indiana Railroad Chestnut Ridge Railway Cheswick & Harmar Railroad Conemaugh & Black Lick Railroad Cornwall Railroad Coudersport & Port Allegany Railroad Donora Southern Railroad East Broad Top Railroad East Erie Commercial Railroad Everett Railroad Huntingdon & Broad Top Mountain RR Ironton Railroad Johnstown & Stony Creek Railroad Lackawanna & Wyoming Valley RR Lake Erie, Franklin & Clarion RR Ligonier Valley Rail Road Maryland & Pennsylvania Railroad