Railroad Stations, Depots & Roundhouses
Author: Michael Golay.
Format: 318 x 235mm, 144 pages.

A testament to the vitality of the railroad age, this handsome volume documents North America’s depots and terminals, from opulent urban structures like New York City’s well-loved Grand Central Terminal to the rustic, single-room whistle-stop of a lonely byway. With a wealth of photographs—both full color and historic sepia images—and a lively text by historian Michael Golay, this book invites all railroad buffs to climb aboard.