Erie Lackawanna Trackside with Allan H. Roberts & Arthur J. Erdman (Trk #125) Equipment Concludes coverage of the company’s

Concludes coverage of the company’s diesel motive power fleet

”  Follow its operations right up to the 1967 merger with Seaboard Air Line

The highlight of the 1960s passenger service became The Butler Day Express while freight service gained three new EMD GP18s

and non-revenue rolling stock of America’s first trunk line railroad is examined in more than 250 color images

a unique PB1

Erie Lackawanna Trackside with Allan H. Roberts & Arthur J. Erdman (Trk #125) Equipment Concludes coverage of the company’sArthur J. Erdman October 17, 1960 to April 1, 1976 a short 16 years of existence for the Erie Lackawanna Railway. It was painful to see the EL fade into history when Conrail absorbed it. Well visit the Erie, Lackawanna, & EL sides, as well as the most interesting connections along the way. This title will delight EL fans as the author takes us on a striking photographic tour featuring illuminating stories of the departed Route of Friendly Service!