Rails Across CENTRAL NEW JERSEY (No Branch, Bound Brook, Greenbrook, Plainfield) For Sale

RailsAcross Central New Jersey

byBenjamin L. Berhart
with photography by Ralph E. Hallock

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Orderbefore 3:00 pm (ET) for same-day postal mailing.Black& White photographs by Ralph Hallock during the steam era of the'other' railroads that served central New Jersey: Railroadsinclude:
*Central Railroad of New Jersey
* Reading Company
* Baltimore &Ohio
* Lehigh Valley Fascinated by the sight of steam,photographer Ralph Hallock began documenting the rail activity aroundhis hometown of Plainfield, New Jersey, in 1939. Thisphoto-history showcases Hallock's images of steamlocomotives and freight and passenger trains operatedby Jersey Central, Reading, Baltimore and Ohio and Lehigh Valley,from the World War II years through the late1940s.Contents:
Introduction,pp. 4-5;
Central Railroad of New Jersey, pp. 6-42;
ReadingCompany, pp. 43-53;
Baltimore & Ohio, pp. 54-63;
LehighValley, pp. 64-96.About the photographer: Ralph Hallock livedin Plainfield, New Jersey throughout his high school years and for ashort time in 1944. Fortunately for us and future railfans, Hallocktook numerous photographs of trains belonging to:*Central Railroad of New Jersey
* Reading Company
* Baltimore &Ohio Railroad
* Lehigh Valley Railroad
as they sped through Plainfield and the immediate towns to the eastand west.Sit back, relax and enjoy this 1940s parade of steam
throughcentral New Market
Bound Brook
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