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EL expert Larry DeYoung examines the Empire State operations of the Route of Friendly Service from Buffalo/Hornell to Syracuse
An all-color look at the fabled “Old Woman
These were the diesel years of the Lackawanna
Bill McChesney is a heretofore never recognized master color photographer whose color work has been hidden away for over fifty years
the route is Binghamton thru Scranton down to Hoboken before heading up to Suffern on the “Erie” side
New York Ontario & Western In Color EL expert Larry DeYoung examinesAvailable as a Digital Reprint SORRY, OUT OF PRINT Paul Lubliner An all color look at the fabled Old Woman, which, in 1957, became the first major railroad in the U. S. to cease operations. Featuring excellent coverage of steam, diesel, and rolling stock, along with facilities and operations. Originally published 1997. Item # 1058
