This route guide provides a mile by mile description of the route of the Arkansas &amp; Missouri Railroad, along with information about the history of the railroad and the area. Includes an equipment roster and radio frequencies used by the railroad.

Arkansas & Missouri Railroad: History Through the Miles

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From Seward to Fairbanks, this book describes the route of the Alaska Railroad past and present, plus the sights and wildlife that have fascinated visitors for more than 100 years. This book includes detailed route guides for the Alaska Railroad, information about the history of the railroad, the history of Alaska, and current railroad operations.

Alaska Railroad: History Through the Miles

From Chicago to Council Bluffs, including various branch lines in between, this book describes the route of the Iowa Interstate Railroad through America's Heartland. Detailed route guides for the Iowa Interstate Railroad are provided, plus information about the history of the railroad and current railroad operations.

Iowa Interstate Railroad: History Through the Miles

The Tennessee Central Railway existed in various forms for almost 100 years, with tracks across eastern and central Tennessee and north into Kentucky. Although parts of the route are abandoned, several sections live on under different operators. This book describes the route of the old Tennessee Central Railway in detail, plus gives information about the history of the railroad and current railroad operations along the historic route. A must-read for fans of railroading in Tennessee, it also provides information for train passengers who wonder, "Where are we and what once happened here?

Tennessee Central Railway: History Through the Miles

This route guide includes information on the history and current operations of the Everett Railroad. It provides answers to the questions, "Where are we and what once happened here?"

Everett Railroad: History Through the Miles

This route guide is written for those who want to know more about the historic Whitewater Valley Railroad. It helps to answer the questions of train passengers who ask, "Where are we and what once happened here?" The Indiana route used by the Whitewater Valley Railroad has a long transportation history. It started as the Whitewater River, then became the White Water Valley Canal. By 1865, railroads took over. Once operated by New York Central's "Big Four" - Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis Railway - today the line between Connersville and Metamora is operated by the Whitewater Valley Railroad, a tourist railroad providing service to the former canal town of Metamora. This book provides information on the railroad's history and equipment, as well as a mile-by-mile guide.

Whitewater Valley Railroad: History Through the Miles

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This book is written for those who want to know more about railroading's historic Joseph Branch in Oregon. It helps to answer the questions of train passengers who ask, " Where are we and what once happened here?" The Joseph Branch began as an effort to reach the farms and forests along the Grande Ronde River, and eventually reached deep into the Wallowa Mountains at Joseph, Oregon. Today, it serves as the route of the Eagle Cap Excursion Train. This book provides information on the railroad's history and equipment, as well as a mile-by-mile route guide.

Oregon's Joseph Branch: History Through the Miles

Missouri & North Arkansas Railroad: History Through the Miles

This book is is written for those who want to know more about the Payette and Idaho Northern branches of the Oregon Short Line, later Union Pacific, and today the Idaho Northern & Pacific. It is based upon a route history written for an all-day exploration of the railroad between Payette and Cascade, conducted using a charter passenger train, and helps to answer the question "Where are we and what once happened here?" The Payette and Idaho Northern branches started as efforts to reach farms and forests along the Payette River in Idaho. The rail line eventually reached far into the Payette National Forest, serving as a conduit for the movement of timber and lumber, livestock, and agricultural products. Today, parts of the line have been abandoned, but much of it is still owned and operated by the Idaho Northern & Pacific Railroad. This book provides information on the railroad's history, as well as a mile-by-mile route guide.

Idaho's Payette River Railroads: History Through the Miles

The Hennepin Canal Parkway State Park in Illinois is one of the longest parks in the United States with more than 170 miles of hiking, biking, equestrian, and snowmobiling trails. Centered on the historic canal that opened to commercial navigation in 1907 and closed in 1951, the park is a mix of recreation and history. This book provides a guide to every mile of the park, including access points, parks and camp grounds, plus historical and engineering features along the canal.

Hennepin Canal Parkway: History Through the Miles

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