New York Central Trackside with Eugene Van Dusen (Trk #1) Gene Van Dusen was out

Gene Van Dusen was out “trackside” on the western end of the “Water Level Route” with Leica in-hand and loaded with Kodachrome in the late 1940s and early 1950s

See everything from Camelbacks to Challengers at rest and work in more than 200 photos

This colorful look back at everything from FTs to GP40s is wonderfully related by the Plant brothers

Although much maligned

Every type of diesel from FT to SD45 is lensed in this most spectacular setting

New York Central Trackside with Eugene Van Dusen (Trk #1) Gene Van Dusen was outAvailable as a Digital Reprint Bill Marvel The first in our Trackside series, Gene Van Dusen was out trackside on the western end of the Water Level Route with Leica in hand and loaded with Kodachrome in the late 1940s and early 1950s. If it wasnt a Hudson or Niagara, then it had to be a Mohawk or Mike. Notre Dame football specials, blazing streamliners, and quaint country branchlines are all to be found in this marvelous look back. Item # 1054