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PublisherTLC Publishing, Incorporated
ISBN-100976620146
ISBN-139780976620143
eBay Product ID (ePID)57006118
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Book TitleWest Point Route : the Atlanta and West Point Rail Road and the Western Railway of Alabama
Number of Pages191 Pages
LanguageEnglish
Publication Year2007
TopicRailroads / History
IllustratorYes
GenreTransportation
AuthorRobert H. Hanson
FormatHardcover
Dimensions
Item Height0.8 in
Item Weight40.1 Oz
Item Length11.2 in
Item Width8.8 in
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Intended AudienceTrade
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SynopsisThe West Point Route consisted of the Western Railway of Alabama and the Atlanta & West Point Railroad, operating in Georgia and Alabama. Once considered by David Morgan of Trains magazine to be the "All American Railroad". This book gives a detailed, cogent, and well-documented history of this well-known but little understood operation., The West Point Route consisted of the Western Railway of Alabama and the Atlanta & West Point Railroad, operating in Georgia and Alabama. Once considered by David Morgan of Trains magazine to be the "All American Railroad", but not selected because of its short 225-mile length, it had full-blown passenger and freight operations. Controlled by Atlantic Coast Line with Southern, forwarding such trains as the Piedmont Limited and The Crescent. This book gives a detailed, cogent, and well-documented history of this well-known but little understood operation., The West Point Route consisted of the Western Railway of Alabama and the Atlanta & West Point Railroad, operating in Georgia and Alabama. Once considered by David Morgan of Trains magazine to be the "All American Railroad." This book gives a detailed, cogent, and well-documented history of this well-known but little understood operation., The West Point Route consisted of the Western Railway of Alabama and the Atlanta & West Point Railroad, operating in Georgia and Alabama. Once considered by David Morgan of Trains magazine to be the "All American Railroad," but not selected because of its short 225-mile length, it had full-blown passenger and freight operations. Controlled by Atlantic Coast Line with Southern, forwarding such trains as the Piedmont Limited and The Crescent. This book gives a detailed, cogent, and well-documented history of this well-known but little understood operation.
