Description
Book SynopsisViewing Norfolk Southern Railway covers the history of this railroad, beginning with the South Carolina Canal & Rail Road Company, which in 1830 operated the first regularly scheduled passenger train in the United States. Among the many railroads that became part of Norfolk Southern was the Pennsylvania Railroad, whose completion of the Horseshoe Curve in 1854 was an outstanding engineering achievement that transformed land transportation across Pennsylvania, contributing to the growth of the railroad. By 1882, it became the largest railroad in the world. Norfolk Southern's special painted locomotives, representing many of the railroads that became part of its heritage, are included in this book.
Table of Contents1 Predecessor Railroads 11; 2 Multicolored Norfolk Southern Railway 35; 3 Run Through Power on Norfolk Southern Railway 53; 4 Horseshoe Curve and Altoona 61; 5 NS in Gallitzin, Cresson, Lilly, and Cassandra, Pennsylvania 71; 6 Harris Tower Railroad Museum 83; 7 Norfolk Southern Sunbury Line 87; 8 Enola Yard and Harrisburg Yard 93; 9 Annville, Pennsylvania, Station 95; 10 Macungie Rail Fan Pavilion 97; 11 Wernersville Train Station and Adjacent Area 99; 12 Valley Forge Station 103; 13 East Penn Railroad 105; 14 R. J. Corman Railroad/Pennsylvania Lines 109; 15 New York Susquehanna Western Railway 111; 16 Juniata Valley Railroad 113; 17 Buffalo Southern Railroad 115; 18 Western New York & Pennsylvania Railroad 117; 19 Westfield, New York’s Amazing Rail Site 123.
