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Reply to "Best Railroad Books For Christmas Presents?"

Oh boy, so many books so little time

Travel on Southern Antebellum Railroads 1828-1860 Alvarez - great discussion and collection of first person accounts of rail travel.

Singing Rails - Pease - first person account of being a brass pounder and later a railroad agent

We took the Train - Grant - collection of first person accounts of train travel from the first days to Amtrak

Little Engines and Big Men - Lathrop - first person account of working on the D&RG narrow gauge

Forty years a Locomotive Engineer - Thrilling tales of the Rail - Reeve first person account from the 19th century.

I'd recommend any of these as a great read and I see all can be found listed over on Bookfinder.

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