Travel aboard a Centipede-drawn excursion that starts out at Harrisburg station and manages to visit these and other spots: Conewago, “The Main Line,” the Bordentown Branch, PRSL main, Atlantic City, Williamsport, the Elmira Branch, Sodus Bay, Altoona, Cresson Branches, Irwin, Edgewood, Conway, Bucyrus, Toledo Branch, Lincoln Yard, and Detroit, Demos, ABBA PA’s and Erie-builts, a unique PB1, more!

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Pennsy Diesel Years, Vol. 5 continues the saga of the PRR in vivid color visiting the nine regions created in the 1955 reorganization. The Lake, Northern, NY Philadelphia, Chesapeake, Pittsburgh, Buckeye, Southwestern, and Northwestern Regions are all toured through the color film of some of the PRR’s best lensmen.

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Pennsy Diesel Years, Volume 6 takes the reader on trips on the SOUTH WIND and BROADWAY LTD. in this final installment of the series. See Centipedes and Sharks galore! The 1948 Freedom Train in Lancaster, the tubular Keystone in Altoona, Enola area in 1948, much more.

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Pennsy Steam Years Volume 1 takes the reader on an all-color tour of the Pennsy system during the era of steam in this 128-page hardcover book. Visit NJ, Philadelphia, Delmarva, the Middle and Northern Divisions, Altoona, Ohio, and west. No NY&LB! Everything from A5's to TI's in operation during the 40's and 50's.  

A division-by-division look back at the rugged steam power of the Pennsy. Lots of action in the state of Pennsylvania as well as some great early 1950s color from Ohio and Indiana. There's even a 1941 action shot of K4s 5399 equipped with poppet valves!

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Noted steam expert Bert Pennypacker takes the reader on a class-by-class tour of the Pennsylvania Railroad's steam roster.  From switchers to local power to the finest mainline freight and passenger, all in vivid color.  All color, 128-page hardcover book.

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Jim Shuman was out recording PRR electrics in action on the west end of the electrified zone in the late 50's and early 60's. Truly the most beautiful Pennsy color work to be found on the mainline (Paoli to Harrisburg), the A&S and the Port Road.

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First-hand recollections and photography from an on the ground Pennsy employee during the 1950s and 60s. Brakeman Wayne Sherwin took his camera along on his varied assignments between Potomac Yard and the Meadows and Enola.

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Many photographers featured in the Trackside series ventured into the traditional heart of the PRR in the Fifties and Sixties to capture steam and early diesel operations. The very best of their efforts are shown canvassing an area roughly from Pottsville to Horseshoe Curve.

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The favorite railroad of this notable railfan was the PRR and he methodically covered it from New York City to Columbus.

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Station-by-station, the seldom-photographed PRR operations on the Delmarva Peninsula are captured in full color. Baldwins abound as the photographer takes us from Wilmington to Cape Charles in the last years of the PRR.

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An all-rail ride to the “Big Apple” was PRR President Alexander Cassatt’s goal and he accomplished it by 1910 with remarkable construction achievements. See the vital east end of the New York Division in full color through its facilities ranging from the incomparable Penn Station New York to a lowly block station in Waverly Yard.

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Stations, towers, bridges and anything else “without wheels” on the PRR west end of its New York Division main line and the PA&W, Princeton, Amboy and Bel-Del branches.

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The PRR Main Line and the several commuter branches which radiate out of the City of Brotherly Love all contained many fascinating stations, towers and other buildings. Almost 300 color photos, both with and without trains!

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Facilities and trains on the Wilmington-Washington main line and the Delmarva, Pope’s Creek, C&PD and other branches.

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Pennsylvania Railroad Facilities In Color Volume 5: Harrisburg Div.-Passenger Lines
Robert J. Yanosey

The shops, stations, towers and other facilities of the Harrisburg Division lines that hosted passenger service in the final years - the main line Park to Banks and the Northern Central southern portion - are examined in full color.

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The freight-only lines of the Harrisburg Division – A&S, Columbia Branch, and smaller routes – are examined for their facilities and the trains that utilized them. Special emphasis on Enola Yard and Columbia, Pa., all in full color.

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PRR, PC and CR trains pass towers, stations, bridges and other Pennsy structures on the west side of the Pittsburgh Division.

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JANUARY 5, 2011 RELEASE: Reserve your copy today for $59.95 + postage

Noted color photographer Al Holtz takes you from Easton to Pittsburgh visiting the PRR, P&LE, LV, CNJ, RDG, B&O and many other roads.

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