Burlington Northern Power In Color Volume 2: Locomotives #3000-6255 The "Grain Milling Capital of E-BUNDLETANK Already a fallen flag

The "Grain Milling Capital of the World" was once America’s second largest rail interchange point

Noted author and Lehigh River Valley historian Randolph Kulp’s treasure trove of LV

Kurt Reisweber

Item # 1267

Author Jim Boyd's usual perceptive look back at the railroad reasoning in the late forties / early fifties is augmented by more than 250 vintage color photos of cab units

Burlington Northern Power In Color Volume 2: Locomotives #3000 6255 The "Grain Milling Capital of E BUNDLETANK Already a fallen flag The "Grain Milling Capital of the World" was once America’s second largest rail interchange point Noted author and Lehigh River Valley historian Randolph Kulp’s treasure trove of LV