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Iron men and copper wires: A centennial history of the Southern California Edison Company

Myers, William A.

Trans-Anglo Books, Glendale, CA

Volume 1 of this series is a history of the pioneering Orange County railroads -- the Southern Pacific, the Southern California Railway (Santa Fe), and the Santa Ana & Newport -- as well as of the Pacific Electric and its predecessors,  from the horse-drawn cars to the Red Cars. This is a fascinating look at Orange County when it was a farm area (producing a variety of produce and livestock as well as oranges) with a very small population, explaining how the railroads helped to create and sustain one of America's premier agricultural areas. Illustrated throughout with black and white photographs of the trains and the stations. With railroad maps of Fullerton, Orange, Newport Beach, Anaheim and Santa Ana. With locomotive rosters for the Santa Ana line. Decorative end papers show 1928 Orange County railroad map. 144 pages.

Rails Through the Orange Groves : A Centennial Look at the Railroads of Orange County, California (Vol. 1)

Donaldson, Stephen E.

Business & Money

Interurban Pr

Volume 2 in this series continues the history of railroads in Orange County, detailing how they shaped and supported the agriculture as well as the development of the oil industry. Illustrated throughout with black and white photos as well as a 14 page color section. Includes list of railroad stations. With locomotive rosters for Disneyland, Knott's Berry Farm, Orange County Rock and Gravel Co., the Yaeger Rock Co., the Naval Ammunition and Net Depot, and the Marine Corps Air Station. Decorative end papers show 1928 railroad map. 287 pages plus Index that covers both Volumes 1 and 2.

Rails Through the Orange Groves : A Centennial Look at the Railroads of Orange County, California (Vol. II)

Detailed history of the Los Angeles Pacific Railway, the most important part of the great Pacific Electric Railway system, and the region it served. The men such as Moses H. Sherman and Eli P. Clark developed what began as a rickety trolley system and grew it into a major heavy duty suburban line boasting frequent multiple unit electric trains. With black and white photos throughout, rosters and histories of the LAP and its predecessor lines. 208 pages.

Trolleys to the Surf: The Story of the Los Angeles Pacific Railway (Interurbans Special, No. 63)

Swett, Ira L.

Interurbans

The Story of Big Creek

Redinger, David H.

Redinger, Edith I.

Biography & History

Ironwood Pr

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