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North American Railroading
The first comprehensive encyclopedic guide to the story of railroading over a 150year period, in the United States and Canada.
Index.
b & w photos & illustrations throughout.
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book : hardcover, dustjacket
1981 |
1984.033.001 |
Library HE 2751.H8 |
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Railroads Across America: A Celebration of 150 Years of Railroading.
colour and b&w illus., |
book : hardcover
1998 |
2006.018.001 |
Library |
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Rainbow of Traction, A
CERA Bulletin #126. The 3rd of 3 full-color volumes that illustrate the development of electric railways. Cover interurban railway, rapid transit lines, switching and main line railroad electrifications in North America all in color photographs taken between 1939 and 1964.
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book : hardcover, dust jacket in plastic cover
1988 |
2007.034.024 |
Library |
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Railroads of the Black Hills
A collectors album of a vanishing era in railroading. Stories of trainrobbers fires, runaway trains and wrecks, stories about engines and men on the narrow gauge pike.
b&w photos |
book : hardcover, dustcover
1964 |
2007.034.038 |
Library 64-21320 |
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Laurel Line, An Anthracite Region Railway
Interurban Special 103.
About a railway(Lackawanna and Wyoming Valley Railroad) unusual in several respects. Built to higher standards for electric short-line railroads, operated mostly with a 3rd rail system, ran exculsively on private rights-of-way, served a geographically narrow region with one main industry . .. coal. Based largely on corporate records.
b&w photographs, roster of equipment, bibliography, notes on sources, index, maps. |
book : hardcover, dustjacket in plastic cover
1985 |
2007.034.041 |
Library TF725.L33.H46 |
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Interurban Electric Locomotives, From Baldwin-Westinghouse
Attempts to answer questions about electric interurban railways-- what they were, why they were built, what level of technology did they represent, how they were used, what the geographical distribution in North America was, why they disappeared (except for one lonely example in north-central Iowa). Emphasis is on the locomotives.
b&w photographs, roster of equipment. |
book : softcover
2001 |
2007.034.171 |
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High Iron, A Book of Trains
A collection of photographs that have value for their historical associations or some gratuitous esthetic appeal for railroad amaterus and enthusiasts plus a chronicle of some the trains, locomotives and aspects of railroad history that interested the author.
Printed in 1943.
b&w photographs, reproductions, an index of car heralds, devices and insignia of the principal railroads of North America, glossary, bibliography, index of illustrations. |
book : hardcover
1938 |
2008.013.001 |
Rare & Fragile Books |
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Unification Agreement and Constitution - United Transportation Union
Booklet of the Unification Agreement of the Order of Railway Conductors and Brakemen, Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen, Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen,and Switchmen's Union of North America. Cover paper, green in colour, staple-bound |
textual record : booklet
Unknown |
2011.038.002 |
PF.0193.0068 |
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Minneapolis, St. Paul & Sault Ste. Marie RR
Hawkins, Wisconsin a small rural railroad station sound recordings |
audio record : vinyl
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2009.004.010 |
Archive Storage |
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Vis Major - Railroad Men, an Act of God - White Death at Wellington
Fictional account of the Wellington Slide, North America's worst avalanche disaster, from the perspective of the railroad men who battled the week-long blizzard leading up to the tragedy. At 1:43 AM, March 1, 1910, a wall of snow descended on two Great Northern Railway trains stalled in the town of Wellington, Washington. |
book : softcover
2009 |
2011.024.001 |
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