Author: Donald DukePublisher:
ISBN:
Category : Transportation
Languages : en
Pages : 98
Book Description
From the little woodburner of 1864 to the Daylight.
Southern Pacific Daylight Steam Locomotives
Author: Kenneth G. JohnsenPublisher: Specialty Press (MN)
ISBN: 9781580070980
Category : Transportation
Languages : en
Pages : 0
Book Description
Full technical details, specifications, and complete historical data on the Southern Pacific Daylight steam locomotives. Coverage includes variations in the appearance of the engines, a “Daylight Spotter’s Guide,” and numerous first-person accounts from those who ran the Daylights.
Author: Harre W. Demoro
Author: Kevin Derrick
Author: Timothy S. DiebertSteam's Camelot
Author: Jim WrinnPublisher: TLC Publishing (VA)
ISBN:
Category : Transportation
Languages : en
Pages : 136
Book Description
When diesel power began to displace steam in earnest during the early 1960s, the publicity departments at Southern and later at Norfolk Southern (after the merger of the former with Norfolk & Western) began offering excursions on passenger trains pulled by classic locomotives like Southern Railway No. 4501, N&W Class J No. 611, and the giant N&W A-Class No. 1218. For three decades, these steam-powered excursions delighted railfans throughout the Southeast. Color photography of these bygone behemoths and others in action transport readers back to the pastoral steam era, just as the excursion trains did for 30 years. A fascinating text details the nostalgia-filled public relations steam operations of 1964 to 1994, and is accompanied by rosters of every excursion documented during the period.
Author: 
Author: PETER. TUFFREY
Author: Philip HortonSouthern Railway
Author: Curt TillotsonPublisher: TLC Publishing
ISBN: 9781883089825
Category : Transportation
Languages : en
Pages : 0
Book Description
Curt Tillotson takes a close and personal look at the Southern Railway through his own photography in the period 1960-1982, with some photos from others going back to about 1950. He treats every class of diesel owned by the Southern from beginning to end. Some "roster" or "portrait" type photos are included but the bulk of the book comprises superb action photography with the locomotives and trains in a variety of settings. His extended captions capture the feel of the era of transition.
