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New West Shore
Railroad Book
NOW
IN STOCK!
THE NEW YORK CENTRAL
RAILROAD STATIONS & STRUCTURES PICTORIAL,
Volume 1: The River Division -- Jersey City to
Weehawken, New Jersey.
This book was written by well-known and
respected railroad historian Benjamin L. Bernhart. Mr. Bernhart has
written over 40 publications and numerous magazine articles.
Table of Contents: The New Jersey
Junction Railroad, The West Shore Railroad -- A Short History,
Segments of a 1950 Employee Timetable, The Weehawken Terminal, The
Weehawken - West New York Piers, The Weehawken Milk Platforms, The
Weehawken Camp Cars, The Weehawken Ice House & Power House, The
Weehawken Yard - West New York Yard, Weehawken Tunnel.
The majority of the 317 images contained
within this publication have never been published before. Most of
these photographs date from the post World War I era - 1918-1919. This book is a 8.5 x 11", 128 page, printed hard
cover.
$29.95 Plus $5.00
Media Mail if ordered alone.
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This is the most comprehensive study of the stations and
structures along the New York Central's River Division ever printed!
Volume 1 covers the short distance between National Junction (below the
PRR's Waldo Yard) in Jersey City, New Jersey to the west portal of the
Weehawken Tunnel. There are numerous illustrations taken in Jersey
City, Hoboken, Weehawken, and West New York, New Jersey. Water Towers,
a roundhouse, a turntable, crossing cabins, switch cabins, piers,
bulkheads, stations, transfer bridges and covered freight sheds are just
some of the types of structures this book explores. See the 5 example
pages. Your will not be disappointed! |
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and N Scale Models and Track
 Ridin'
The Rails
Passenger
Equipment of the
New York Ontario & Western Ry.
by
Malcolm H. Houck
This edition of the
O&WRHS Observer publication looks at the Ontario & Western's development of
passenger service to the Catskill Mountain resorts and the equipment used to
transport vacationers "to the mountains by rail." Dozens of drawing and
equipment diagrams accompany a roster of the O&W's passenger equipment. There
are approximately 150 photos spread out over 208 pages. This publication is
available in Soft and Hard Cover, horizontal format.
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NEW ARCADIA
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Postcard Image Series
The New York Ontario & Western Railway
a postcard
trip from
Weehawken to Cadosia
by Joe Bux
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Coal Cars: The First
Three Hundred Years
Expected Delivery
December 28th 2007
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HARD
COAL and COAL CARS
Hauling Anthracite
on the New York,
Ontario & Western Railway
by
Martin Robert Karig III
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Customers ordering the DVD only will see on our cart system that a P&H charge
of $6.50 appears. This is a glitch and we correct the form and only charge
$34.95 plus applicable tax on our end. If you are ordering several other items
along with the DVD we adjust the price of the DVD to $32.95 and the P&H charge
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New
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DVD
CSX
River Sub Division
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The Railroad Switching
Terminal at Maybrook, NY
by Mark Newman and
the Maybrook Historical Society
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A Guide To
The New York Ontario & Western's
Scranton Division
by Charle M. Breiner and William E. Scott
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trip guides
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It's here! New Photos posted
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NEW From Bethlehem Car Works
N.Y.O.&W. Ohio Falls
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INTERMOUNTAIN
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New Borden's and Sheffield Farms Car Numbers
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 ATLAS O SCALE
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The Old & Weary Car Shop, Inc.
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ATTENTION O SCALE MODELERS!
Rich Yoder Models is producing the GE 44 Tonner Phase
1c in Three Rail. They will be available unpainted and painted. If you are
interested in Two Rail they may be available.
Contact Rich for details.
 Rich
Yoder Models
7 Edgedale Court
Wyomissing PA 19610-1913
610-678-2834
after 6:00PM est until 10:00PM
www.richyodermodels.com
Let Rich know you saw it
on the
OWCS website
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Railroad and Transportation History Publications:
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 N.Y.O.&W.
Ry.
8300 Series Wood Caboose Kit
Now in stock!
and more on the way!
See the review in the August 2004 Issue of Railroad
Model Craftsman
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 N.Y.O.&W.
27' Hopper Gondola Kit |
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Setting new standards for the model railroading
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2007 Old & Weary Car Shop Productions. Graphics
and info. may be used by permission only.
Many thanks to my good friend Ron Vassallo for
helping make this site possible.
This Cadosia Station sign hung
on the south or Scranton side of the station from the 1930's until the railroad
was abandoned March 29, 1957. The north or mainline side sign read New York
and Oswego. A. Seebach Collection
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