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.

Small in route-miles, the CV was still big-time railroading in the 1950s and 60s. With top-notch through trains, 2-10-4s and quartets of Geeps, CV was a road well worth visiting. 128 pages.

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.

Take a class by class tour of the CNJ's varied roster from diminutive 0-6-0's to heavy duty 2-8-2's. Then, go out on the road, for an excursion up the mainline featuring almost all classes. Hardcover, 128 pages, full-color.

A class-by-class review of post-war B&O steam at rest and at work.

First-hand recollections and photography from an on the ground Pennsy employee during the 1950s and 60s.

Box cars, reefers, stock cars, gondolas, hoppers, flats and caboosesThey're all here in full color, expertly captioned. More than 300 views. Hardcover, 128 pages, full-color.

Famed photographer Emery Gulash takes the reader out on his home turf to photograph the ever-changing scene on the New York Central Michigan Central trackage from 1940 right up to the 1968 Penn Central merger.

View the freight, passenger and non-revenue equipment of the Erie Railroad, as well as the Delaware, Lackawanna & Western through more than 300 color photos. Hardcover, 128 pages, 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.

A photographic journey along Pennsys electrified lines.

A talented railfan photographers images from along the legendary WM

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.

Rolling stock from the Mainline of Mid America and the Gulf, Mobile & Ohio.

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.

A talented railfan photographers images from along the legendary WM

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.

The railroads serving the Port of New York relied on fleets of ferries, tugboats and barges to deliver freight. This volume continues our presentation of the "railroad navy" of NY harbor with special attention given to float bridge operations, coal dumpers, floating grain elevators, Seatrain and the waterfront terminals of both truck line and short line railroads at the port

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.