by Lee Gustafson &amp; Phil Serpico 8 1/2 x 11 hardcover with full color dustjacket, 232 pages "A station by station study of the depots along the Atchison, Topeka &amp; Santa Fe Railway from Needles to San Diego via Barstow, San Bernardino and Los Angeles. This is the most in-depth and comprehensive work on the subject to date and covers the earliest structures of the 1880s, when Santa Fe's influence was first felt in California, up through the present. Included is a detailed roster containing 499 milepost locations, 736 station names, 453 structures, agency closure dates and disposition of existing buildings. As a bonus, there are twenty-plus photographs of interlocking towers along with informative data. "Contains more than 335 b&amp;w photographs and illustrations, including drawings and floor plans, 8 color plates and 8 detailed maps. This publication is truly a must for railroad enthusiasts, modelers and historians alike."

Santa Fe Coast Lines Depots: Los Angeles Division

Lee Gustafson

Phil Serpico

Omni Publications

by Lee Gustafson & Phil Serpico 8 1/2 x 11 hardcover with full color dustjacket, 240 pages "This follow-up to their informative work on Santa Fe's Los Angeles Division covers the structures between Barstow and San Francisco, CA. The historical and photographic compendium includes, in addition to the original San Francisco & San Joaquin Valley Railway, the Randsburg and Sunset Rys. and trackage jointly owned or operated with the Southern Pacific. This includes the Mojave to Kern Junction segment via Tehachapi Loop; and the Arvin, Porterville-Orosi, Richgrove, Oil City and Treadwell branches. "But this is not just a book about depots...it is a history of the Valley Division, and includes AT&SF Ry. train, ferry steamship and bus operations, interlocking towers and Fred Harvey service. There are also updates regarding the San Joaquin Valley and Tulare Valley railroads as well as Amtrak. "This publication, including rare timetable and depot drawing reproductions, is a valuable research tool for historians, modelers and railfans alike. Contains more than 320 b&w photographs and illustrations, 8 color plates and 8 detailed maps."

Santa Fe Coast Lines Depots : Valley Division

Serpico, Phil

Gustafson, Lee

Satan, Prince of this World

Carr, William Guy

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The Jews

Hilaire, Belloc

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Railroading Through the Antelope Valley (Southern Pacific)

From "Historic epic of California desert railroading and operations in the Rand Mining District from 1897 to 1934. Story of the Randsburg Railway Company which was built from Kramer to Johannesburg by private interests to serve the rich mining district. Read about the discovery of gold on Rand Mountain, the immense tungsten deposits at Atolia, and the rich silver find at Red Mountain; also included is material on the various stamp mills serving the area. This is a wonderful reference addition to any library on California desert mining and railroading. It is a 8.5x11 inch hard cover edition, 112 pages with more than 150 black and white photographs and illustrations including maps, railroad timetables and station plats."

A Road to Riches - the Randsburg Railway Company and Mining District

The story of the California railroad which was located in Owens Valley/Inyo County and the upper Mojave Desert, California. Begins with the train history of SP railroad Owenyo Branch (Mojave to Owenyo) built in conjunction with the Los Angeles Aqueduct. Also includes the trains and train construction & operation material on the Trona Railway and more.

Jawbone - Sunset on the Lone Pine

An historical account of the iconic T&amp;T (1907-1940), the epitome of desert railroading. Originally built by Francis Marion Smith of the famed Twenty Mule Team operations to haul his wealth of borax from the depths of Death Valley, California. It also served as a connecting line to the gold and silver mines of southern Nevada and in latter days thrived as a shipper of talc and clay. Includes material on the Death Valley and "Baby Gage" railroads at Ryan, as well as Bullfrog Goldfield, Las Vegas &amp; Tonopah, Tecopa, Borate &amp; Daggett, and the Ludlow &amp; Southern railroads. Contains nearly 500 black &amp; white photos and illustrations, including timetables and maps; 60 color images of ephemera and a comprehensive locomotive, rolling stock and station name roster. 8.5"x11" hardcover with color dustjacket,

Tonopah & Tidewater Railroad: The Nevada Short Line

First Edition, 2017. An historical account of the rise and demise of the Las Vegas &amp; Tonopah Railroad (1905-1919) and its train service to the gold and silver mining districts of southern Nevada, including Tonopah, Goldfield, Bullfrog and Rhyolite. At the helm was Montana Copper King and SP,LA&amp;SL RR (Salt Lake Route) head and one-time Senator, William Andrews Clark, and brother James Ross. William was key to the establishment of Las Vegas and namesake for Clark County, NV and Clarkdale, AZ. Includes related material on Las Vegas Ranch, Las Vegas Land &amp; Water Co., as well as the Tonopah &amp; Goldfield (w/ Virginia &amp; Truckee and Carson &amp; Colorado RR connections), Bullfrog Goldfield and Tonopah &amp; Tidewater railroads. Contains nearly 225 black &amp; white photos and illustrations, including timetables and maps; 40 color images of artifacts, ephemera and maps. Also, comprehensive locomotive, rolling stock and station name material. 8.5"x11" color laminated hardcover, 160 pages, ISBN 978-0-88418-018-0

Las Vegas and Toponah Railroad

Serpico, Philip

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