<p>Handsomely done full color pictorial of the Lehigh Valley Railroad's New York Division, from the Jersey Tunnel to Lehighton. Sharp, clear photos show actual operations over the last twenty years of the railroad's existence, not just posed locomotives. The book is dedicated to the LV employees and has many photos showing them working at the entire range of jobs. Perfect book for the Lehigh fan or modeler. With numerous maps and track maps. Front end papers show system map. 138 pages.</p>

Lehigh Valley Railroad: The New York Division

BEDNAR, Mike

Business & Money

Garrigues House Pub

<p>Well done analysis of how the Reading, Blue Mountain &amp; Northern Railroad worked to revitalize the regional railroad system in the anthracite coal region after the demise of Penn Central. The book provides an excellent history of the decline of the northeastern coal traffic, the brutal effect of Hurricane Agnes, and the resurrection of the line under Andy Muller, Jr. as new markets were found for hard coal and new industries were served. Illustrated throughout with color photos. With locomotive roster and maps. 124 pages.</p>

Anthracite Rebirth: Story of the Reading and Northern Railroad

Cloth with dust jacket, 8.5x11", 128 glossy pages, color photos throughout. 2013. ""Follow the L&NE till it ceased operation in 1960 and then was operated by Central of New Jersey / Jersey Central (CNJ), Lehigh Valley (LV), Conrail (CR) and Norfolk Southern (NS)."

Lehigh and New England Railroad and Successors in Color

Morning Sun Books

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Books by BEDNAR, Mike

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Lehigh Valley Railroad: The New York Division

Anthracite Rebirth: Story of the Reading and Northern Railroad

Lehigh and New England Railroad and Successors in Color