Erie Lackawanna Trackside with Allan H. Roberts & Arthur J. Erdman (Trk #125) Equipment and non-revenue rolling stock of

and non-revenue rolling stock of America’s first trunk line railroad is examined in more than 250 color images

But given the highly regulated nature of the car type

A state-by-state all-color look at Amtrak operations from inception to present day

a unique PB1

The highlight of the 1960s passenger service became The Butler Day Express while freight service gained three new EMD GP18s

Erie Lackawanna Trackside with Allan H. Roberts & Arthur J. Erdman (Trk #125) Equipment and non-revenue rolling stock ofArthur J. Erdman October 17, 1960 to April 1, 1976 a short 16 years of existence for the Erie Lackawanna Railway. It was painful to see the EL fade into history when Conrail absorbed it. Well visit the Erie, Lackawanna, & EL sides, as well as the most interesting connections along the way. This title will delight EL fans as the author takes us on a striking photographic tour featuring illuminating stories of the departed Route of Friendly Service!