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Santa Fe Railway (MBI Railroad Color History),Used
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Perhaps the most wellknown railroad in transportation history, the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway grew from humble beginnings in 1868 to a highflying icon of the American West known more simply as the Santa Fe. In 1995, it merged with Burlington Northern and today its legacy survives as part of BNSF Railway.Noted railroad author Steve Glischinski takes railfans on a tour of the Santa Fes entire history, throughout the American Midwest and Southwest. Santa Fe Railway looks into all aspects of the legendary railroads passenger and freight operations, from the famous 1905 recordbreaking L.A.toChicago highspeed run of Death Valley Scotty to the inauguration and career of the worldclass Super Chief, and from the pioneering freight trains of the nineteenth century to modernera intermodal runs linking Chicago and California in less than 48 hours. The book also features notable Santa Fe locomotives, from diminutive 440 steam models to the Super Fleet dieselelectric series of the 1990s and even the latest models run under the BNSF Railway banner. Illustrated throughout with archival blackandwhite images and period and modern color photography, this is the quintessential history of the quintessential American railroad.
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