March 10th, 2011 | 
Author: In our ongoing efforts to build a robust railroad collection, we have added several additional fascinating products.
The products consist of several book collections for many of the more famous railroads of the early 20th century – including the Baltimore & Ohio (B&O) Railroad, the Union Pacific Railroad, the Illinois Central Railroad and the Pennsylvania Railroad.
In addition to these collections, we discovered and added two rail magazine collections – The Book of the Royal Blue – the magazine offered to passengers on the B&O Royal Blue Line and the Illinois Central Employee Magazine – a fascinating house publication for employees that worked that great rail system.
The products added are listed below:
- Union Pacific Railroad Historic Book Collection on CD
- Pennsylvania Railroad Historic Book Collection on CD
- Illinois Central Railroad Historic Book Collection on CD
- Book of the Royal Blue B&O Railroad Historic Book Collection on CD
- Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Historic Book Collection on CD
- Illinois Central Employees Magazine on DVD
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2 Responses to “B&O Railroad, Union Pacific Railroad and More New Railroad Additions”
My uncle is very interested in trains. He quit his job at General Motors to become a conductor for the Union Pacific RR in Wisconsin. I got him these CDs for Christmas and he loved them! I highly recommend these to any railroad enthusiast, collector, or worker. The historical information in them was top notch!
My grandfather worked on the railroad, and this CD was so very helpful to learn about the railroad. It gave me accurate information. I really enjoyed this CD. This CD gave so much insight into the early railroads of the Union Pacific Railroad. I highly recommend this to anyone studying the history behind some of the railroads.