07-15-2009, 09:51 PM
I snapped a few photos while cleaning the office this spring. What's on your railroad bookshelf?
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The majority of my railroad books and some of my timetables are shown here. The top shelf of books are odd-sized editions while the bottom two shelves are general library items. The organizer at the top holds CTC Board, Railfan & Railroad, Railpace, and historical society magazines.
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My fourth shelf of general railroad books and my railroad DVDs and tapes. The spindle in the middle is video shot by a good friend during his travels.
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Small-sized employee timetables in a plastic tub. Penn Central is the dominant road here but I also spot timetables from Santa Fe, Hillsdale County, Pioneer Railcorp, Southern Pacific, and Fox River Valley and likely lots more in the envelopes.
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Two signed editions pulled from my bookshelves. Jim Boyd signed Outbound Trains last August while Greg McDonnell signed Heartland, my favorite railroad book, two summers ago when he visited Deshler, Ohio.
The majority of my railroad books and some of my timetables are shown here. The top shelf of books are odd-sized editions while the bottom two shelves are general library items. The organizer at the top holds CTC Board, Railfan & Railroad, Railpace, and historical society magazines.
My fourth shelf of general railroad books and my railroad DVDs and tapes. The spindle in the middle is video shot by a good friend during his travels.
Small-sized employee timetables in a plastic tub. Penn Central is the dominant road here but I also spot timetables from Santa Fe, Hillsdale County, Pioneer Railcorp, Southern Pacific, and Fox River Valley and likely lots more in the envelopes.
Two signed editions pulled from my bookshelves. Jim Boyd signed Outbound Trains last August while Greg McDonnell signed Heartland, my favorite railroad book, two summers ago when he visited Deshler, Ohio.