Railroads of North America
by Joe Gross

This author of this 272 page volume has compiled the names of over 10,000 railroads that were incorporated in North America. Included are alphabetical listings of railroad names, dates of incorporation, miles of track, when they went out of business, or were sold or merged. This is the new and expanded third edition, which includes a section on railroad slogans, a new section on railroad "monikers", plus the names of over 450 private railroads (lumber, logging, mining, & quarrying lines). Includes supplement.

$24.95

The Water Level Route: New York to Buffalo
by Charles M. Knoll

A pictorial journey from New York City to Buffalo along the New York Central Railroad.

$9.95

94 Years of Rochester Railways: Volume 2
by William R. Gordon

$12.95

Go Pullman
by Charles M. Knoll

Pictorial profile, supported by text and subtitled, Life & Times, The Man, The Company, Products, Services and Contemporaries. Handsome full color soft covers, 230 pages with over 700 illustrations.

$8.95

The Trolley and Interurban Directory
by Richard C. Barrett

This 212 page, hard cover book is an all-time listing of trolley and interurban lines of the United States and Canada along with basic information about those lines.

All text – Listing only.

$24.95

Rochester & Genesee Valley Rails
by Mary Hamilton Dann

A look at the railroads that touched Rochester and the Genesee Valley as well as some of their stations.

$12.95

Boston’s Depots & Terminals
by Richard C. Barrett

Downtown Boston has had many more depots than most people realize. From the Boston & Worcester’s first depot on Washington Street which opened in 1834 to the third Back Bay Depot which opened in 1987, here is the history of over thirty ( including major renovations) Boston depots. This 240 page, hard cover book has 13 chapters, 6 appendices, over 30o illustrations , and a full color dust jacket. A unique feature of this volume is t hat it contains plans for the modeler, history for the historian, and artifact photos for the collector as well as a text which will grasp the interest of even those whose interests are not specifically ‘railroad’. ISBN No. 1-884650-03-1.

$19.95

The Illustrated Encyclopedia of Railroad Lighting Volume 1:
The Railroad Lantern
by Richard C. Barrett

As railroad fever began to consume North America, railroad lines quickly began to get longer. The necessity for night operation quickly became apparent. But night operation required light to see with and to signal with. Thus, the railroad lighting industry was born. As competition grew, the manufacturers increased the pace of innovation to product more competitive products. Here is the store of that industry. In 28 chapters this 400 page hard cover book covers 90 manufacturers and more than 360 railroad lantern models. Also included are chapters on globes, burners, distributors, and jobbers. Six appendices cover rumored manufacturers, lantern terminology, lantern patterns, lantern collectors organizations, lantern rarity, etc . ISBN NO.1-884650-00-7.

$54.50