Trackside around Philadelphia 1945-1969 with Dave Cope, Bill Ellis and Frank Watson (Trk #16) The railroad that ran “Through

The railroad that ran “Through the Heart of the South” was known as an innovator and effective competitor against its two larger neighbors

Yanosey Travel aboard a Centipede-drawn excursion that starts out at Harrisburg station and manages to visit these and other spots: Conewago

The “Big Red Cars”

Follow this fascinating carrier from the Motor City southward into the Midwest as it battled to maintain traffic against much larger competition

Trackside around Philadelphia 1945-1969 with Dave Cope, Bill Ellis and Frank Watson (Trk #16) The railroad that ran “ThroughAvailable as a Digital Reprint SORRY, OUT OF PRINT Bert Pennypacker Noted Philadelphian Bert Pennypacker guides the reader around the rail lines that served Philadelphia during the 40s and 50s through the more than 250 color photos of photographers Dave Cope, Bill Ellis, and Frank Watson. Pictured are steam and diesel on the Pennsy, B&0, Reading and PRSL as well as traction on the city streets. Item # 1145