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Train book
Back in the late 1990s I traveled a lot with my son. We’ve ridden the southwest chief and the zephyr multiple times. There was a book we had that told us about the signage, what the whistles meant, what the conductor was doing and saying to others, it also told about train cars along the track or at stops. was a great book. My son is asking me about it and I can’t find it. I tried looking online for something similar but not having luck. It wasn’t a child’s book. Can anyone help me
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When I traveled by train across the US back in 2012 I used this book: https://www.bradtguides.com/product/usa-by-rail-9/
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Originally Posted by powers118
(Post 17256732)
Back in the late 1990s I traveled a lot with my son. We’ve ridden the southwest chief and the zephyr multiple times. There was a book we had that told us about the signage, what the whistles meant, what the conductor was doing and saying to others, it also told about train cars along the track or at stops. was a great book. My son is asking me about it and I can’t find it. I tried looking online for something similar but not having luck. It wasn’t a child’s book. Can anyone help me
You might find some related information on this site: https://railroadsignals.us/signals/pl/pl.htm |
Try your local library. I know San Francisco libraries have their own search system, not Google, they might help.
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These were all popular in the late 90s:
The Big Book of Trains The Historical Guide to North American Railroads All Aboard:: The Complete North American Train Travel Guide |
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