Product Description
Between 1955 and 1959, Link traveled up and down the Norfolk & Western’s divisions, taking pictures of the trains, towns, and people who worked on the railroad and lived beside it. Published here for the first time are photographs he made in daylight, as well as at night and on the branches of the railroad not covered in his first book, Steam, Steel & Stars. 124 photos, 100 in duotone, 24 in full color…. More >>

The Last Steam Railroad in America: From Tidewater to Whitetop

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