Trains - USA : livres - histoire et matériel roulant (1/2)

Railways in the North American Landscape

Windswept vistas. Scorched canyons. Glorious scenes of snow and ice. This book shows the North American landscape in all its breathtaking glory, cleaved by the continent's powerful locomotives and captured in a series of stunning original photographs by leading railway artist Mike Danneman.

Evoking the romance, drama and beauty of the railways, this wonderful collection of images presents the full breadth of jaw-dropping backdrops offered by this vast expanse of land.
The contrast between raw motive power and bucolic peace creates scenes that will delight anybody who wants to enjoy the full majesty of North America from their own home.

The Historical Guide to North American Railroads (3rd Edition)

This revised railroad encyclopedia offers a comprehensive overview of 170+ North American railroads, featuring their history, photos, route maps, and key facts.
A newly implemented searchable index facilitates quick access to information. Explore the stories behind abandoned or merged railroad lines and gain insights into major railroads currently in operation.

Designed for rail enthusiasts and history buffs, this ultimate railroad reference book encompasses both major and numerous minor railroads spanning the last century.
Statistical data highlights key aspects, including miles of operation, locomotives, and rolling stock, providing a thorough resource for those interested in the rich history of US railroads.

Trains Across the Continent - North American Railroad History (Second Edition)

The complete and concise introduction to North American railroads. Introductory text and concise history of the railroads in North America.
Briefly covers virtually every conceivable aspect of railroading from "Hand, Flag and Lantern Signals" to the impact of NAFTA, and the electrification of the northeast corridor.

Rails Across North America : A Pictorial Journey Across the USA

The railways of the USA have a great following, not only in the United States (where there are large numbers of rail fans) but also increasingly in Europe, where there are enthusiasts who regularly visit and model North American railroads.

The number and variety of these railway operations is both colourful and interesting. In addition to the major mainline companies, there are numerous short line and industrial concerns who run equally interesting train operations.

David Cable has visited the USA on fourteen occasions and has travelled extensively across most of the states, photographing railroads of every shape and size.