New York Harbor Railroads In Color Volume 2 The "Grain Milling Capital of

The "Grain Milling Capital of the World" was once America’s second largest rail interchange point

Item # 1070

Coverage ranges from switchers to streamlined beauties to mighty EM-1's

Emery Gulash and others

While mostly thought of as a coal hauler

New York Harbor Railroads In Color Volume 2 The "Grain Milling Capital ofAvailable as a Digital Reprint Thomas R. Flagg Railroads serving the Port of New York relied on ferries, tugboats, and barges to deliver freight. New York Harbor Railroads In Color Volume 2, originally published in 2002, features this "railroad navy", highlighting float bridge operations, coal dumpers, floating grain elevators, Seatrain, and the waterfront terminals of trunk line and short line railroads at the port. Item # 1203