Conclusion of two-part series examining the North American tank car fleet in detail.

The structures and trains of the Fort Wayne main line along with those of the Toledo, Sandusky and Grand Rapids branches

The wonderful confluence of railroading in Binghamton - EL, LV and D&H - is examined before the coming of Conrail.

The colorful operations in the changing landscape around Cleveland and its lakefront suburbs in the latter half of the 20th century are explored.

Structures and operations of the New Haven in Massachusetts,Rhode Island and parts of Connecticut are examined.

Covers traditional shortlines of New York State from 1950 through 1980.

Bill Brennan's LIRR photography is some of the best of the 1960s.

Look behind the fences of docks, grain elevators, power plants and other industries where standard railroad-size locomotives work.

A look back at the years when Katy's very existence was threatened and the road struggled on with old or rebuilt power.

Follow the L&NE till it ceased operation in 1960 and then was operated by CNJ, LV, CR and NS.

A look at the first half of the EL roster--#B-21 through #2586.Switchers, first & second-generation road-switchers through the Century, U25B and GP35s. Includes the E-8 and PA units.

The first-ever all-color tour of VIA Rail Canada, covering the system's first 25 years from its beginnings as a Canadian National subsidiary to its role as the Crown corporation responsible for Canada's intercity passenger train network. Emphasis is on VIA's early years, when equipment inherited from CN and CP was merged in a period of remarkably colorful operation. Coverage extends through the 1980s and 1990s, when VIA introduced its first new equipment in the form of lightweight LRC trainsets and F40PH-2 diesel locomotives.

The ABCs of how and why Amtrak was formed and a photo review of its early diesel units as well as modern replacement power. Includes original Amtrak #1-499, switchers, road-switchers, E units, F units and more. Part one of a three part series.

Noted author and Lehigh River Valley historian Randolph Kulp{s treasure trove of LV, CNJ, RDG, L&NE, L&HR, and numerous other roads in the Allentown-Easton-Bethlehem surroundings are explored in this wonderful chronicle.

Travel back to see the genesis of the fabled Norfolk Southern Heritage units that roamed far and wide in 2012 and 2013.See what the designers and painters based their work on and how they interpreted it against images of the original vintage diesel units.

The big six axle power of Penn Central is detailed in roster and action photography - SD35's, SD40s, and SD45's through the Alcos and GE's.The versatile GP9's contributed from all three component roads are also covered

Already a fallen flag, the Ohio Central set new standards for regional operation and traffic growth. Follow its development through the text of a former OC officer

The Milwaukee's eclectic diesel fleet is examined in detail through a wonderful array of roster and action photography. Volume 1 emphasizes the passenger units including the E-units, Erie-builts.