Where did the tracks go: Following railroad grades in the Adirondacks

Kudish, Michael

Chauncy Press

Detailed maps show exactly where the numerous railroads that once threaded the Adirondacks did go. Covers the Chateaugay, the New York & Ottawa, the Delaware & Hudson's branch lines, the New York Central's Adirondack Division, the Carthage & Adirondack, the Cranberry Lake, and the shorter lines connecting with the NYC (the Fulton Chain, Paul Smith's Electric Railway, the Raquette Lake, the Marion River Carry and the Grasse River). There is a detailed description of each line, including freight and passenger service, stations, routes, and equipment. With extensive bibliography. 148 pages with detailed index.

Where Did the Tracks Go: Following Railroad Grades in the Adirondacks

Politics & Social Sciences

Social Sciences

Chauncy Pr

SM QUARTO, Hardcover, RED CLOTH, 1992, PP.320

Adirondack Upland Flora: An Ecological Perspective

Science & Math

Nature & Ecology

<p>What began with book "Where Did the Tracks Go?" has morphed into a completely new work with over three times the detail and more lines and branches than ever, including both new and historical black and white photos of the trains and the region. The author, a professor of forestry, shares his interest not only in railroads but also in the history, forestry, mining, and hotels of the Adirondacks region. With over 200 meticulously drawn maps of the railroads. Essential for anyone interested in the history of the Adirondacks. 496 pages with index.</p>

Railroads of the Adirondacks: A History

Engineering & Transportation

Transportation

Purple Mountain Pr Ltd

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