More Books of interest

A Frontier Link with the World This 304 page book details the history and impact of a local 16-mile long railroad which served Thomaston Georgia in Upson County.	The Courthouse and the Depot is a narrative catalog of Georgia’s nineteenth century public architecture and a complete history of the hundreds of rural railroad lines that covered the state in this period.
Steam, Steel & Stars : America's Last Steam Railroad This classic book features Norfolk & Western Railway photographs taken almost exclusively at night by O. Winston Link, one of the premier railroad photographers of all time. No collection should be without this classic and his latest (right).	The Last Steam Railroad in America features more of O. Winston Link's gripping photographs including daytime and color entries.
Tampa Union Station tells the story of the heyday, decline, and rebirth of Tampa, Florida's passenger station. Built in 1912 in the Italian Renaissance style, the station once served such trains as SAL's Silver Meteor and ACL's Tampa Special. Royalties from the sale of this 128-page book, with over 200 photographs, support the on-going work of Tampa Union Station Preservation & Redevelopment, Inc. Available directly from Arcadia Publishing.	The Banshee Train is a suspenseful story for children (ages 4-8) by Odds Bodkin, with luminous watercolors by Atlanta NRHS chapter member Ted Rose. The story, which is based on folktales brought to America by Irish immigrants, is about a Gaelic banshee that saves a locomotive from careening over a flooded trestle in the mountains near Denver.