book: Santa Fe Passenger Trains in California: From the 1940s Thru Amtrak and More | Patrick C. Dorin
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Santa Fe Passenger Trains in California: From the 1940s Thru Amtrak and More
Patrick C. Dorin
TLC Publishing
, 2007 - 90 pages
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The latest in author Pat Dorin's series of books on
Santa
Fe
passenger
trains
tells the story of the line's trains in
California
in the period
from
the first streamliner up to
Amtrak
. Amtrak and State-sponsored services that operate on ex-Santa Fe lines are also treated. Ideal for passenger buffs, Santa Fe fans, and modelers.
Great book for Santa Fe lovers
Patrick Dorin's recent book on
Santa
Fe
Passenger
trains
gives a concise look at a great era of
California
railroading. The photos are mostly black and white, but show a variety of equipment and places. Go Warbonnets! The book would be useful to both modelers and people interested in historical material. I recommend this book!
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