Anthracite Railroads & Mining In Color Volume 1 Equipment We’ll visit the shops

We’ll visit the shops

The "Little Giant" is scrutinized in full color during the years when it was owned by New York Central and later Penn Central

Witness the steam-to-diesel transition years on Colorado's famous "Joint Line" between Denver and Pueblo and the FW&D in Texas

Kevin Holland and Robert J

King During the decade of World War II

Anthracite Railroads & Mining In Color Volume 1 Equipment We’ll visit the shopsAvailable as a Digital Reprint SORRY, OUT OF PRINT By Chuck Yungkurth Anthracite or hard coal is scarce all over the world and is found virtually nowhere in the United States, except in Northeast Pennsylvania. It burns at a high temperature with almost no smoke, leaving little ash and dust. Anthracite Railroads & Mining In Color Volume 1 features its development and the roads involved, including Reading, Jersey Central, Wanamie Mine Railway, Lehigh &