Pennsylvania Trolleys In Color Volume 1: The Anthracite and Penna. Dutch Regions Equipment bridges and other Pennsy structures

bridges and other Pennsy structures on the west side of the Pittsburgh Division

The M&StL “story” is wonderfully narrated and explained in the 240 rare color photos accented by authentic memorabilia

See the vital east end of the New York Division in full color through its facilities ranging from the incomparable Penn Station New York to a lowly block station in Waverly Yard

and numerous other roads in the Allentown-Easton-Bethlehem surroundings are explored in this wonderful chronicle

and gold boldly stood out in a sea of boxcar red and hopper black

Pennsylvania Trolleys In Color Volume 1: The Anthracite and Penna. Dutch Regions Equipment bridges and other Pennsy structuresWilliam D. Volkmer Once Pennsylvania was honey combed with trolley lines and the streetcar was a common sight. Go back in time and visit the cities of Scranton, Wilkes Barre, Allentown, Reading, Altoona, Hershey and Lancaster when these towns where served by their own trolley companies. First in a series of four that cover the state. Item # 1072