Chronicles of a Detroit Railfan Volume 4: Detroit's Short Line Railroads 1975 to 2000
The Chronicles of a Detroit Railfan series of books brings back to life the many fascinating railroads serving a great city in the last quarter of the 20th Century when they were still so very interesting and so many. This is Volume 4 of Chronicles of a Detroit Railfan and it is about Detroit’s Short Line Railroads during the years 1975 to 2000. Covered in Volume 4 are Wyandotte Terminal Railroad, Wyandotte Southern Railroad, Detroit Connecting Railroad, Essex Terminal Railroad, Port Huron & Detroit Railroad, Detroit Connecting Railroad and Coe Rail. See these railroads, four of which are no longer in existence, as they were in color and black and white photographs taken by the author.
The Chronicles of a Detroit Railfan series of books brings back to life the many fascinating railroads serving a great city in the last quarter of the 20th Century when they were still so very interesting and so many. This is Volume 4 of Chronicles of a Detroit Railfan and it is about Detroit’s Short Line Railroads during the years 1975 to 2000. Covered in Volume 4 are Wyandotte Terminal Railroad, Wyandotte Southern Railroad, Detroit Connecting Railroad, Essex Terminal Railroad, Port Huron & Detroit Railroad, Detroit Connecting Railroad and Coe Rail. See these railroads, four of which are no longer in existence, as they were in color and black and white photographs taken by the author.
The Chronicles of a Detroit Railfan series of books brings back to life the many fascinating railroads serving a great city in the last quarter of the 20th Century when they were still so very interesting and so many. This is Volume 4 of Chronicles of a Detroit Railfan and it is about Detroit’s Short Line Railroads during the years 1975 to 2000. Covered in Volume 4 are Wyandotte Terminal Railroad, Wyandotte Southern Railroad, Detroit Connecting Railroad, Essex Terminal Railroad, Port Huron & Detroit Railroad, Detroit Connecting Railroad and Coe Rail. See these railroads, four of which are no longer in existence, as they were in color and black and white photographs taken by the author.