Susquehanna Railroad Trackside 1954 - 1968 with Albert T. Holtz and Walter E. Zullig, Jr. (Trackside #103)

Come back in time to the era when the New York Susquehanna & Western was a struggling all-New Jersey passenger carrier. A delightful narrative describes the ups-and-downs of the road's passenger operation augmented by the photographers fine color photography.

Introduction, Walter E. Zuling, Jr., Trackside Photographer, Albert T. Holtz, Trackside Photographer, pp. 3-5,
The Early Days, pp. 6-7,
Improved Passenger Service, pp. 8-23,
Gradual Decline of Passenger Service, pp. 24-65,
Employee Friends, pp. 66-68,
Susquehanna's Freight Service, pp. 69-91,
Running Extra, pp. 92-100,
Susquehanna's Neighbors, pp. 101-111,
The Maidman Era, pp. 112-119,
The Walter Rich Era, pp. 120-127,
Epilogue, pg. 128.

Hardcover with dust jacket, 128 pages, 8.5 x 11 in., Color photographs with captions.