Tom McNamara provides us with the sixth “Trackside” volume, an exciting portfolio of New Haven action photography from the 1950s and 60s. His work ranges from the heavy-duty electrified zone to bucolic branches to four-unit FAs on Maybrook merchandise trains.

Item #1051

Follow the struggle of the New Haven out on the road during the 1950s as it makes a valiant effort to modernize its operations while enduring onerous financial burdens and dubious management.

Item # 1196

In the Sixties, the once mighty NHRR had fallen on hard times with its day-to-day continued operation often being questioned. New power, new service ideas and many other changes to its traditional operation enabled the road to limp forward, all illustrated in full color in this new book.

Item # 1197

The New Haven fought for its very existence during the tumultuous 1960s. Get on board and follow the slow demise of this once-thriving property, featuring over two hundred color photographs and a detailed analysis of its financial health.

Item # 1198

Trackside book #26  tours the New Haven in its Hunter Green pre-McGinnis years after WWII.  Photographer Art Mitchell shows us a little steam and marine operations and plenty of early diesels and heavy electrification.

Item # 1231

From the 1950s to Guilford in more than 240 color views of this New England classic! The authors provide a detailed tour of the Maine Central.

Item # 1044