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Railroad Books:by Geographic Location:New England

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1 New England Classics Vol. 1: Class Ones Jaime F. M. Serensits
The Railroad Press 2002 1931477043 / 9781931477048 NEW CONDITION BOOK

New England Classics Vol. 1: Class Ones: Maine Central, Boston & Maine, Central Vermont.

This beautiful all-color book was published by The Railroad Press in January 2002. New England Classics Volume 1 features the Maine Central, Boston & Maine, Central Vermont, Bangor & Aroostook, Canadian Pacific's Vermont operations and Conrail New England action.

Photographic coverage from Maine to Massachusetts includes CV's Rocket Intermodal train, BAR's F3-powered road freight, CV/B&M run-throughs, CP's New England ALCo fleet, and other surprises! Our action and roster shots are run large on the page and the details are crisp, and TRP didn't crop out the interesting backgrounds! A map is included on the inside front cover and the book is thoroughly indexed.

Featured power includes Century 424s, RS11s, RS18s, rare BL2s, F3s, U18Bs, U25Bs, GP7s, GP9s, SD80MACs, SD70M Demonstrators and more.

Contents:
Maine Central, pp. 3-11;
Boston & Maine, pp. 12-17;
Central Vermont, pp. 18-28;
Canadian Pacific, pp. 29-35;
Conrail, pp. 36-41;
Bangor & Aroostook, pp. 42-48.

The Railroad Press, soft cover, 48 pages, 8.5 x 11 x .25 in., large color photographs with extensive captions, photograph index. TRP048
Price: 16.95 USD

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2 New England's Colorful Railroads Vol. 1 David R. Sweetland
Four Ways West Publications 1997 1885614322 / 9781885614322 NEW CONDITION BOOK

David Sweetland's color photography trip over the rails of New England (excluding the Boston & Albany) took place during the 1940s and 1950s. His focus is on the motive power and company structures along the right-of-way with steam power included whenever possible. The railway trip ends on the original Springfield Terminal in Vermont where steeple-cab motors ruled.

Enjoy the selection of scenes from more than 50 years ago before color film was commonly exposed on railroad equipment.

Four Ways West Publications, laminated hard cover, 128 pages, 8.5 x 11 x .5 in., color photographs with captions. FWW322
Price: 39.95 USD

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3 Northern New England Color Guide to Freight and Passenger Equipment David R. Sweetland and Stephen Horsley
Morning Sun Books 1994 187888736X / 9781878887368 NEW CONDITION BOOK

Northern New England Color Guide to Freight & Passenger Equipment.

Almost 300 color photographs of vintage (1950-1970) rolling stock from the B&M, BAR, MEC, CV, I of M, and Rutland Railroad are vividly reproduced in this book with detail expert commentary.

Morning Sun Books, hard cover with jacket, 128 pages, 8.5 x 11 x .5 in., all color photographs with captions. MSB1063
Price: 40.95 USD

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4 Passenger Trains of Northern New England in the Streamline Era Kevin J. Holland
TLC Publishing 2004 1883089697 / 9781883089696 NEW CONDITION BOOK

1936-1966.

From the 1935 debut of the Budd-built Flying Yankee to the demise of the Montrealer and Washingtonian in 1966, the rails of Northern new England were traveled by some of the most colorful and remarkable passenger train services in North America. This much-anticipated book documents the inter-city passenger train operations, history, and equipment of the Boston & Maine, Maine Central, Bangor & Aroostook, Central Vermont, and Grand Trunk railroads. From international pool trains and summer resort specials to homespun locals, the regions passenger trains are chronicled from their role in the vanguard of streamlining in the 1930s through their struggle and ultimate failure to survive against automobile and airline competition in the 1960s. TLC200
Price: 25.95 USD

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5 Railroad Stations of New England Today Vol. 1 Mark W. Beauregard
Railroad Avenue Enterprises 1979 NA NEW CONDITION BOOK

Railroad Stations of New England Today Vol. 1: The Boston & Maine Railroad

This book is a b&w photographic tour of many of the Boston & Maine's passenger railroad stations. All states but not all cities served by the Boston & Maine are presented. The format is 3 photographs per page with a short caption for each photo.

Railroad Avenue Enterprises, soft cover, 8.5 x 11 x .25 in., b&w photographs with captions. RAE113
Price: 4.95 USD

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6 Trackside in search of Southern New England Steam John Canfield
Morning Sun Books 2007 1582481989 / 9781582481982 NEW CONDITION BOOK

With John Morrison.

After World War II, John Morrison and several other photographers knew that it was only a short matter of time before all steam operations disappeared from the New Haven and Boston & Albany (NYC). They set off to record these operations and along the way captured a lot of early rare diesels.

Morning Sun Books, hard cover with jacket, 128 pages, 8.5 x 11 x .5 in., all color photographs with captions. MSB1283
Price: 46.95 USD



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