NEW YORK CENTRAL ELECTRIC ZONE IN COLOR/Zullig Alaska and The Second DT&I Era

and The Second DT&I Era

American railroads were on the precipice of railroad transformation

It takes a new course following the South Platte River through the famous western town of Ogallala as it heads to its final destination of Bailey Yard at North Platte

Coming of Age 1900-1929

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NEW YORK CENTRAL ELECTRIC ZONE IN COLOR/Zullig Alaska and The Second DT&I EraIN STOCK AND SHIPPING A 1903 law prohibiting the use of steam locomotives in Manhattan became the catalyst that started the predecessor companies of the New York Central and New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroads on the path to electrification. Starting with that era, the book tells the story of the massive electrification projects of both railroads with special emphasis on the new Grand Central Terminal that opened in 1913 and continues to serve