Rails to STERLING FOREST: The History of the Erie's GREENWOOD LAKE DIVISION, NEW for Sale

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Rails to STERLING FOREST: The History of the Erie's GREENWOOD LAKE DIVISION, NEW For Sale

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Rails to STERLING FOREST: The History of the Erie's GREENWOOD LAKE DIVISION, NEW:
$79.95

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The History of the Erie’s Greenwood Lake Divisionby Kevin K. OlsenThis is an unopenedBRAND-NEWBOOK (not used).
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LAST BRAND NEW BOOKThis extensive history of the Erie Railroad’s Greenwood Lake Divisioncovers everything from the railroad's construction as the
* Montclair Railway in the 1870s through its subsequent reorganizations:
*as the Montclair & Greenwood Lake Railway
* and later the New York & Greenwood Lake Railway. The line’s eventual acquisition by the Erie gives way to the Erie Lackawanna merger, Conrail, and the line’s current use by NJ Transit. With over 100 pages of text supplemented by a plethora of historicblack & white and colorphotos and reproduced documents, this is the definitive story of rail service along a scenic New Jersey route.Softbound, 8.5x11, 164pages, 250+ b&w and color photos.Visit our store to view other books of interest. We add new books regularly so check back often.
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