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Trackside around Atlanta 1956-1975 with Howard Robins (Trk #34) Lawson Hill was an early

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Lawson Hill was an early color pioneer who recorded the roads around his hometown during the steam to diesel changeover after World War II

The very best of their efforts are shown canvassing an area roughly from Pottsville to Horseshoe Curve

Item # 1285

Holland This new book presents a broad spectrum of CPR stations and lineside structures

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Trackside around Atlanta 1956-1975 with Howard Robins (Trk #34) Lawson Hill was an earlyAvailable as a Digital Reprint Paul Faulk The rail center of the South is scrutinized in full color by noted photographer Howard Robins. Enjoy ACL, SAL, SOU, A&WP, GA, CofG, SCL, L&N, and the other smaller roads that made Atlanta, Georgia such an eclectic mix of railroading in the 1960s. Item # 1233

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