Pennsylvania Railroad Facilities In Color Volume 16: Southwestern Division Indianapolis to St. Louis on the main line and branches to Louisville, Logansport and elsewhere. Steam and diesel trains work amidst the landscape of interlockings, stations, yards and other facilities that were once found everywhere on this key division. Autor: Robert J. Yanosey

Penn Central Through Passenger Service While Penn Central came into being in February 1968, it still operated a substantial long distance passenger service in the several years before Amtrak. Struggling to create a new image when bankruptcy struck, the three year story is illustrated in nearly 250 color photos. Autor: Geoffrey H. Doughty

Trackside in search of Virginia and West Virginia Steam While this book has a small taste of big mainline steam, it is devoted to those small steam roads in Virginia and West Virginia that continued to operate in the 1950’s well after most other roads had turned to diesel. Photographer Thieme gave special emphasis to logging roads, the operations of which are illustrated in colorful detail. Autor: William G. McClure III

Erie Lackawanna In Color Volume 7: Mahoning Division A journey through the Companys most highly-industrialized division with a veteran Mahoning Division employee. Journey with us to take a look at the division that produced more revenue than the balance of railroad Autor: Stephen M Timko

Reading Company Facilities In Color Volume 1 East of Philadelphia The Reading had a heavily-built network of lines extending east of the City of Brotherly Love to serve passengers and freight. The road’s stations, towers, bridges, yards, signs and other aspects are explored in color photos with or without trains. Autor: Mitchell E. Dakelman

Long Island Rail Road In Color Volume 3 Equipment Color Guide and Facilities Divided into two parts, this book first looks at the varied rolling stock used by the LIRR in freight, passenger and maintenance of way service. Its stations, towers, yards and other facilities are later toured in this 128-page all color book, mostly during the 1950-1980 era. Autor: Arthur J. Erdman

Pennsylvania Railroad Facilities In Color Vol 17 Chicago Division The main line and Panhandle entrances into the Windy City feature in this final volume to the series. Branches include SC&S and South Bend. Collect the entire set while still available Autor: Robert J Yanosey

Go back in time to this seldom-visited nexus of operations and see how the Rock Island operated away from headquarters.

The steel mills of the US and Canada functioned with their own heavy duty switching operations and those of related businesses.

The varied freight rosters of the St.Louis - San Francisco Railway (Frisco) and the Missouri-Kansas-Texas Railroad (Katy) are reviewed in full color in more than 300 photographs. There's even a handful of passenger cars used jointly by these fallen flags.

Special events and day-to-day operation of the Big Apples subway system during the last half of the 20th century is examined.

Stand trackside to watch the UP Eastern Division make the transition from steam to diesel. Showcases more than 260 vivid color photos, taken by Lou Schmitz. Hardcover.

This fascinating new all-color book by former Railfan & Railroad Magazine Editor Jim Boyd takes a look at the “Route of the Eagles” in the chop-nose era from 1960 to the UP merger. Covered topics include a review of motive power changes, pre-Amtrak passenger service and the 1974 renumbering and paint scheme change to the “Screamin’ Eagle” logo

Former EMD employee and Railfan Magazine editor Jim Boyd explores the Milwaukee Road of the 1960s in his Midwest homeland. Pictures are everything from FM C-Liners to branchline locals.

Noted rail expert Jim Boyd takes a photographic look at the action along the Milwaukee's mainline and branches from St. Paul to the Pacific.

A station-by-station look at the seldom-photographed PRR operations on the Delmarva Peninsula. Baldwins abound as the photographer takes us from Wilmington to Cape Charles in the Pennsy's last years.

Denver hobby shop owner's photos of the steam to diesel transition years on Colorado's famous Joint Line.

Emery Gulash visited the Overland Route many times during the 22 years following the demise of steam while the UP was searching for the perfect diesel combination to handle its fast-moving freight.