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Welcome to "Poop Camp": The Truth, the Whole Truth, and Nothing but the Truth about Potty Training

Parenting & Relationships

Sanders, Traci M

Parenting

TLC Publishing

This is the third of the West Virginia Railroads series and deals with one of the state's major railroads, the Baltimore &amp; Ohio. The many photos of the late steam and early diesel periods, coupled with maps and a summary history, make this a very interesting look at the B&amp;O in the Mountain State.

West Virginia Railroads Volume 3: Baltimore & Ohio

Engineering & Transportation

Withers, Bob

Transportation

This second volume in a series of books about railroading in Virginia details the history of the Chesapeake & Ohio Railway from its inception as the Louisa Railroad in central Virginia in 1836 up to modern times.   Each chapter explains how a subdivision of the railway developed, including the types of locomotive used, the nature of the traffic carried, and geographical considerations.  The many photographs are mostly from the 1930-1960 era.  Maps and track plans add to the rich illustrative treatment, making this a gazetteer of the line.

Virginia Railroads Volume 2: Chesapeake & Ohio

Dixon, Thomas

This fourth volume in the West Virginia Railroads series tells the story of the Virginian Railway within the state. Built late in the railway era, it was intended for the almost exclusive haulage of coal from West Virginia mines to Norfolk, Virginia. The Virginian operated a 136 mile electrified mainline, much of it through its West Virginia territory, which improved operations over steam power. Because of its lack of passenger and general freight, and concentration on coal, it had a reputation as an unmatched money-maker. Organized in 1907, it was absorbed by Norfolk &amp; Western in 1959.
The book has over 175 photos, maps, track plans and tables that illustrate operations as well as full sections on electric operations, steam motive power, passenger service (of which VGN had little), and data on each of its various branches in the coal fields. Many have not been published before.
Hardbound and printed on heavy 100-pound glossy paper, this is a handsome addition to any library and will complement the collection of this series.

West Virginia Railroads: Volume 4: Virginian Railway

Lewis, Lloyd

This fifth volume in the West Virginia Railroads series is a general history of the geared Shay, Climax, and Heisler type locomotives that were so prevalent in West Virginia logging operations in the era from the 1890s through the 1950s. Included are overview histories of each type of engine followed by chapters showing photos of the engines as they were being used in woods in large and small logging operations. A general chapter of logging in West Virginia serves as a backdrop for the appearance and use of these unusual locomotives.

West Virginia Railroads Volume 5: Geared Logging Locomotives

This book gives an overview of N&amp;W steam locomotives operating in the period 1930-1960, with emphasis on the three classes that were the backbone of the fleet in that era: J Class 4-8-4s, A Class simple articulated 2-6-6-4s and the many Y classes of 2-8-8-2 compound articulateds.

Norfolk & Western Steam: The Last 30 Years

Dixon Jr., Thomas W.

Color laminated hardcover, 8.5x11", 96 glossy pages, b/w photos, drawings, rosters. 2013. B&amp;O Used the 4-6-2 Pacific type as its principal passenger service locomotive from the World War 1 era to the end of steam. Presented here are detailed rosters of each class B&amp;O 4-6-2, including some background about each class.

Baltimore & Ohio Pacific Locomotives: Handsome Passenger Workhorses

This is the story of B&amp;O’s last steam locomotive class, the fabulous EM-1 2-8-8-4 simple articulated, which B&amp;O bought during World War II. Although B&amp;O wanted diesels, war-time restrictions prevented it from ordering any and the EM-1s were built instead. They handled the last years of war traffic and served ten more years, hauling fast freights, coal trains, and even some passenger runs over the heaviest grades of the B&amp;O. This book documents their life in photos, drawings, and maps, as well as mechanical and operational information.

Baltimore & Ohio's Magnificent 2-8-8-4 EM-1 Articulated Locomotive

History

Americas

This book is about Baltimore &amp; Ohio's Cincinnatian, one of scores of new trains inaugurated by many railroads in the decade after World War Two when passenger train travel was booming. It was all coach train consisting of only five cars, powered by a streamlined Pacific type (4-6-2) steam locomotive. This one small, but highly advertised train served somewhat as an emblem of the enthusiasm on the part of many railroads with high hopes that passenger business could be retained by the railroads in the face of highway and airline competition.

Baltimore & Ohio's Cincinnatian

This book examines how modern steam locomotive works, including all its major sub-systems and appliances. Illustrations show how each part of the locomotive fits into the overall functioning, some background on each aspect of each function, and examples of various locomotives from a wide variety of railroads all over the U.S. The book is written for the layman to understand, providing a really easy to comprehend, yet technically competent and complete volume that will be valuable for anyone interested in the steam era.

How a Steam Locomotive Works

Parker, Karen

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