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CENTRAL VERMONT RAILWAY'S RICHFORD BRANCH: Missisiquoi Valley Rails to Trails
by James R. "Jim" Jones
Experience Central Vermont Railway’s river-hugging route from St. Albans to Richford from its 1871 construction to abandonment and early 1990’s rebirth as the popular Missisquoi Valley Rail Trail. This lavishly illustrated chronicle is a perfect companion to the classic seven-volume Central Vermont Railway: A Yankee Tradition series penned by the author's father, Robert C. Jones. This limited edition, signed and numbered softbound book should be about 220 pages, with a section in color! Only $39.95 with free shipping to anywhere in the USA.
Richford Branch BOOK + DVD COMBO
Since a picture is worth a thousand words, imagine the value of CENTRAL VERMONT RAILWAY'S RICHFORD BRANCH BOOK and the two-hour documentary DVD (produced a dozen years ago) that inspired it! See vintage films and hear fascinating rail tales from Franklin County, Vermont and the Eastern Townships of Quebec. Buy the BOOK for only $39.95 and add the video for only $10. BOOK and DVD just $49.95. As always, with FREE U.S. Shipping. All aboard!
Vermont's Island Line Revisited BOOK
Vermont's Island Line Revisited
By James R. "Jim" Jones. This 204-page, 477 photo chronicle covers the the life and times of the Rutland Railroad's fabled Island-hopping route from Burlington through the Champlain Islands to Alburgh and Rouses Point. Makes the perfect companion to our popular DVD of the same name, released eleven years ago. Get your lowest numbered, signed books by ordering now.
Signed books, free U.S. shipping, and we'll pay the Vermont sales tax. Only $39.95!
COLORADO & SOUTHERN RAILWAY'S D&NO ROUTE is the highly anticipated follow-up to Jones' long out of print Denver & New Orleans: In The Shadow of the Rockies (Sundance, 1997). Save $5 off the cover price, get FREE SHIPPING and low numbered, signed books while supplies last. This coffee-table chronicle measures 254 pages, with hundreds of images, many never seen before. Don't snooze and lose.
By James R. "Jim" Jones. Burlington, Vermont's extensive street railway stretched 16 miles from north to south, and easterly through Winooski to Essex Junction. Immerse yourself in local transportation history from the 1885 horse railway to its state-of-the-art 1893 electrification, merger with the Fort Ethan Allen line, to a ceremonial downtown trolley burning "celebration" as rubber-tired busses began a proud service tradition in August of 1929. Don't snooze and lose! This lavishly illustrated, signed, numbered, more than 206-page chronicle is available for only $29.95, with free U.S. shipping. BUY NOW!