Rails Along the Hudson: A Pictorial Review of Four Decades On the New York Central Between New York City and Albany

Pictorial history of the New York Central Railroad's operations along the Hudson River between Albany and New York from the 1930s through the post-merger period of the late 1960s. The black and white photos are first-rate, taken by distinguished railroad photographers, such as Don Ball. There is a brief chronology followed by pictures from the Age of Steam, a glimpse of electrification, diesel action and a few special events. With map, timetable. 96 pages.