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The Shortline Railroads of Long Island Book
The Shortline Railroads of Long Island – A Compendium
The photograph collection of the late Harold Fagerberg is almost legendary. After his passing, members of his family donated a portion of his collection to the Long Island Sunrise Trail Chapter which documented the motive power of some of the shortline railroads of Long Island. These images have been coupled with text by former Chapter President Edward M. Koehler Jr. The merger of these pictures along with contributions by other LIST members has formed a new history of these interesting roads.
If you have any interest in the Brooklyn Dock & Terminal Railway, the Brooklyn Eastern District Terminal, the Bush Terminal Railroad, the Degnon Terminal Railroad, the Jay Street Connecting Railroad, the New York Dock Railway, the South Brooklyn Railway, or the trunk line railroads which had facilities on Long Island, you need this volume on your library shelf.
This hardcover book is 8.5 by 11 inches in size; it has 124 pages; 128 black and white images, and 18 track diagrams.
The photograph collection of the late Harold Fagerberg is almost legendary. After his passing, members of his family donated a portion of his collection to the Long Island Sunrise Trail Chapter which documented the motive power of some of the shortline railroads of Long Island. These images have been coupled with text by former Chapter President Edward M. Koehler Jr. The merger of these pictures along with contributions by other LIST members has formed a new history of these interesting roads.
If you have any interest in the Brooklyn Dock & Terminal Railway, the Brooklyn Eastern District Terminal, the Bush Terminal Railroad, the Degnon Terminal Railroad, the Jay Street Connecting Railroad, the New York Dock Railway, the South Brooklyn Railway, or the trunk line railroads which had facilities on Long Island, you need this volume on your library shelf.
This hardcover book is 8.5 by 11 inches in size; it has 124 pages; 128 black and white images, and 18 track diagrams.
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The Shortline Railroads of Long Island – A Compendium
The photograph collection of the late Harold Fagerberg is almost legendary. After his passing, members of his family donated a portion of his collection to the Long Island Sunrise Trail Chapter which documented the motive power of some of the shortline railroads of Long Island. These images have been coupled with text by former Chapter President Edward M. Koehler Jr. The merger of these pictures along with contributions by other LIST members has formed a new history of these interesting roads.
If you have any interest in the Brooklyn Dock & Terminal Railway, the Brooklyn Eastern District Terminal, the Bush Terminal Railroad, the Degnon Terminal Railroad, the Jay Street Connecting Railroad, the New York Dock Railway, the South Brooklyn Railway, or the trunk line railroads which had facilities on Long Island, you need this volume on your library shelf.
This hardcover book is 8.5 by 11 inches in size; it has 124 pages; 128 black and white images, and 18 track diagrams.
The photograph collection of the late Harold Fagerberg is almost legendary. After his passing, members of his family donated a portion of his collection to the Long Island Sunrise Trail Chapter which documented the motive power of some of the shortline railroads of Long Island. These images have been coupled with text by former Chapter President Edward M. Koehler Jr. The merger of these pictures along with contributions by other LIST members has formed a new history of these interesting roads.
If you have any interest in the Brooklyn Dock & Terminal Railway, the Brooklyn Eastern District Terminal, the Bush Terminal Railroad, the Degnon Terminal Railroad, the Jay Street Connecting Railroad, the New York Dock Railway, the South Brooklyn Railway, or the trunk line railroads which had facilities on Long Island, you need this volume on your library shelf.
This hardcover book is 8.5 by 11 inches in size; it has 124 pages; 128 black and white images, and 18 track diagrams.