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Central Of Georgia Railway (Images of America (Arcadia Publishing))

Central Of Georgia Railway (Images of America (Arcadia Publishing))

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Rating: 4 stars
Summary: The Human Side of the Central of Georgia
Review: This book is drawn largely from the archive of the Central of Georgia's company newsletters/magazines. It is a treasure trove of photos of the employees and customers of the line, but does not as heavily emphasive the rolling stock and motive power. So most of the pictures of maintenance and locomotives are shown within the context of showing the employees. The book is pretty light on operational issues and so is not very useful for those who would be looking for maps, equipment lists and other operational details. Still, its a fun read and captures the feel of the "golden age" of railroading.

Rating: 4 stars
Summary: The Human Side of the Central of Georgia
Review: This book is drawn largely from the archive of the Central of Georgia's company newsletters/magazines. It is a treasure trove of photos of the employees and customers of the line, but does not as heavily emphasive the rolling stock and motive power. So most of the pictures of maintenance and locomotives are shown within the context of showing the employees. The book is pretty light on operational issues and so is not very useful for those who would be looking for maps, equipment lists and other operational details. Still, its a fun read and captures the feel of the "golden age" of railroading.


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