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C&O in Color V.2
By Jeremy F. Plant and William McClure
Volume 2 of this look at George Washington's Road takes a comprehensive look at the lines of the former Pere Marquete Railway before and after the C&O merger. Steam and diesel abound between Detroit and Chicago as well as the spider web of lines throughout the state of Michigan and the southern region of Ontario. 128 pages, Hardcover.

C&O in Color V.3
By Jeremy F. Plant and William McClure III
West from the coalfields of West Virginia, the C&O and its operations are examined in colorful detail. Steam and early diesel as well as the second generation of C&O power. 128 pages, Hardcover.

C&O/B&O in Color
By Bob Withers
As the merger scene in the eastern United States heated up in the early 1960s with Erie Lackawanna, N&W-NKP-Wabash, and talk of Penn Central, a union of a different type occurred between the Chesapeake& Ohio and the Baltimore & Ohio. While not yet a true “merger” for several reasons, the affiliation was dubbed “C&O/B&O” and quite visible trackside during the 1960s on timetables, advertisements, corporate reports, and especially trackside where C&O and B&O locomotives began mixing it up, especially on the B&O. 128 pages, Hardcover.

C&S Narrow Gauge Railroad Photos Memories and then some. Along the Old South Park Line
By Tom and Denise Klinger
This will be the 5th book in this series of books about the C&S in the Memories Series. The Old South Park Line including Platte Canon, Como, Alma Branch, Boreas Pass, Dickey, Ten Mile Canon, Leadville and Gunnison comes alive again with newspaper articles, interviews with descendants of the South Park railroaders and vintage photographs. This title includes 340 Black-and-White photographs, most previously unpublished, plus 65 maps, tickets and miscellaneous items in this 240-page hardcover book. Many of the photographs are from C&Sng railroaders' family albums. Pictures will be about what interested someone to take the photograph to begin with such as family members in front of a locomotive, train wrecks, structures, excursions and such. The Colorado & Southern narrow gauge era is presented from 1898 to the close of narrow gauge operations. In addition there is a chapter covering the current preservation efforts and the return to steam at Como, Colorado. 240 pages, B&W photos, Hardcover.

California Railroad Maps
Handy guide to today's railroads in California noted for clarity, accuracy and ease of use. Designed for quick reference in the field in a narrow format that fits in your pocket or camera bag. Each page highlights a separate subdivision and follows the line throughout its length, crossing state boundaries as necessary. Abandoned or unused routes are also shown in relation to current routes as space allows.

Canadian National Power In Color Volume 1: First Generation Roadswitchers
By Stephen M. Timko
This first volume covers Canadian National's first-generation GM roadswitchers. GP7s and GP9s and Canada-only GMD-1s are featured in multiple paint schemes from delivery to retirement or rebuilding in over 300 full-color photos! 128 pages, Hardcover.

Canadian National Power In Color Volume 2: First Generation MLW and CLC Roadswitchers
By Stephen M. Timko
Continuing the coverage of the Canadian National’s locomotive fleet, the standard and rare models rostered are featured! Coverage includes the CLC H12-64, H16-44 and the lone H24-66 as well as MLW models RSC-13, -14, and -24, RS-3, -10, and -18 with a special section covering the TEMPO RS-18s! 128 pages, Hardcover.

Canadian National Steam in Color V.2; Ontario & West
By Kevin J. Holland
Scrutiny of CNR steam westward from Ontario continues in full color in this exciting sequel to the best-selling first volume. 128 pages, Hardcover.

Canadian National Through Passenger Service in Color
By Kevin J. Holland
The beautiful trains of the Canadian National system are examined in more than 200 vintage color views. 128 pages, Hardcover.

Canadian National Trackside Around New Foundland w/Bill Linley
By B.Linley
The beautiful trains of the Canadian National system are examined in more than 200 vintage color views. 128 pages, Hardcover.

Chasing the SP in California 1953-1956
By Rod Crossley
From the Southern Pacific Historical & Technical Society. Covers the S.P. on the California Coast, the San Joaquin Valley, and the Los Angeles Basin, from 1953 through 1956. Chasing the SP in California is a vivid and personal pictorial of the fascinating parade of trains across the west's first great railroad. 276 pages, Hardcover.

Chesapeake & Ohio Color Pictorial V. 2
By Harry Stegmaier
Featured are chapters on “The Sunset Years of C&O’s E-unit Fleet”, “The Ebb Tide of C&O First Generation Freight Power”, “Heavy Duty Road Switchers”, “Aging Fleet of Yard Switchers”, “Alcos New and Old”, “C&O Second Generation Diesels – Both 4 and 6 Axle Units”, “GE cracks the EMD Stronghold”, and “Electric Ore Dock Pushers and Car Ferries”, and much more. Featuring the era just prior to the merger with the Baltamore & Ohio. Remember, Four Ways West Publications always presents many more great color photographs. 128 pages, Hardcover.

Chesapeake & Ohio Color Portfolio
By Stephen M. Timko
Join us as we look back at Chesapeake & Ohio’s glory years - featuring the last of steam, diesel motive power, cabooses, passenger and freight trains, freight equipment, and structures! 96 pages, All Color, Softcover.

Chesapeake & Ohio Through Passenger Service In Color
By Geoffrey H. Doughty
After World War II concluded, the Chesapeake & Ohio’s charismatic chairman, Robert R. Young, embarked on an ambitious plan to overhaul its passenger service and invested heavily in new and sometimes exotic equipment. His plans didn’t pan out as he envisioned and he departed in 1954, but C&O remained determined to offer service that would be considered the best. Follow the postwar development of this service and its decline through the color images as detailed by passenger train authority Geoffrey Doughty. 128 pages, Hardcover.

Chessie System In Color Volume 2: B&O West End
By Brad McClelland
In Chessie System in Color V2 will cover the westend of the B&O in Southern Indiana and Ohio. Each chapter follow B&O's lines out of Cincinnati and several secondary lines in this region during the colorful years between 1977 and 1988. 128 pages, Hardcover.

Chicago & Illinois Midland Railway in Color
By Ryan Crawford and James E. Lewnard
An all-color look back at this charming railroad operating out of Springfield, Illinois from steam to diesel. 128 pages, Hardcover.

Chicago & North Western Power 1963-1995 In Color Volume 4: Second Generation Roadswitchers & Later Road Power
By Stephen M. Timko
The North Western’s modern day roster is wrapped up in this final volume with coverage of second generation roadswitchers and later road power. Diesel models C425, GP30, GP35, SD40, U30C, GP38-2, C628, SD50, SD60, C44-9W and more complete the picture for motive power fans. 128 pages, Hardcover.

Chicago & North Western The Harvard Line Chicago to Janesville
By James E. Lewnard
A must for railfans, historians and modelers of Chicago & North Western. This title includes hundreds of never-before-published photographs. 176 pages, Color, Maps, Hardcover.

Chicago and North Western’s Many Faces
By Dean Freimund
This book covers the many facets of the C&NW system in 17 chapters; from commuter trains to ore haulers to branch lines, plus much more. LOTS of photographs never before published! 144 pages, All Color, Hardcover.

Chicago Intercity Passenger Trains In Color
By Bob Schmidt
Chicago has long been the main hub of America's passenger train network. In the last years of private passenger train operation (1967-71) before Amtrak, the changes were dramatic. This volume captures that time and place with over 300 color images, both exterior and interior views, of these trains and local stations! 128 pages, Hardcover.

Chicago Intercity Passenger Trains In Color Volume 2: Early Amtrak 1971-1984
By Bob Schmidt
The story of Chicago's status as the hub of America's national passenger train network continues, with this study of the early days of Amtrak operations (1971-1990)! The era began with a medley of mixed equipment and ever-changing schedules and ended with the uniformity we now see. This volume captures that time and place, focusing primarily on the 1970s and early 1980s with 280 outstanding color images, both exterior and interior views, of these trains and their operations! 128 pages, Hardcover.

Chicago South Bend & South Shore in Color V. 1; Sixty Years of the South Shore
By Kevin J. Holland
Six decades of color in the history of "America's Last Interurban" as documented by a group of outstanding photographers from 1941 to 2001. 128 pages, Hardcover.

Chicago South Bend & South Shore in Color V. 2
By Geoff H. Doughty
Geoff Doughty has a wonderful narrative to accompany what is chiefly the vintage (late 1940’s!) work of well known traction photographer Sandy Goodrick. 128 pages, Hardcover.

Clinchfield in Color
By C. K. Marsh Jr.
The fabled Clinchfield is chronicled in full color by noted CRR expert Marsh. Steam, cab units, second generation power pull the trains over the mountains on one of the heaviest tonnage single track railroads in the US. 128 pages, Hardcover.

Clinchfield in Color V. 2
By Kurt Reisweber
Revisit the glory years of an Appalachian coal hauler that incongruously also handled perishables from Florida! This volume features a combination of scenic views and extensive sections on diesel locomotives and freight cars, ranging from the 1960s - 1980s. Numerous track charts and maps are provided. Concludes with CSX images illustrating the post-merger Clinchfield! 128 pages, Hardcover.

Coast Line and Valley Freights: Santa Fe In Color Series Volume 6 - California
By Joe McMillan
Coast Lines and Valley Freights covers the last three decades of the Santa Fe Railway in the State of California. The Santa Fe is pictured in over 630 large color photos generally laid out three or four pictures to a two-page spread. Included are detailed end-sheet maps, expanded coverage of the popular train-watching locations on Cajon and Tehachapi, several "now-and-then" photos showing location changes over time, and lots more. 348 pages, 630 Color photos, Hardcover.

Colorado & Southern; Southern Division: A Color Pictorial
By Ed Fulcomer
Features chapters including; Southern Division Steam Locomotives, EMD E5 Passenger Locomotives, CB&Q and C&S Passenger Locomotives on the C&S Southern Division, Life After the Texas Zephyr, C&S Diesel Switchers, F-Units on the Southern Division, SD7 and SD9 Road Switchers, Second Generation Diesel Locomotives, C&S during the BN Era 1970-1981, C&S Leased Power, Santa Fe and Colorado & Southern – Joint Line Partners. Included are 253 color photos, plus C&S rosters, and C&S map.

Colorado Railroad Annual #23
Santa Fe in Mountains West. Raton Mountain Journal + more.

Colorado Rail Annual #35; Rails Around The Table Mountains: The Railroads of Golden Colorado
By Dan Abbott
In the annuals of railroading, Golden, Colorado holds an almost mythical status. Steam railroads (both standard and narrow gauge) served the city, along with two electric interurban railways and even funicular railways! This book also explores Golden’s early history, predecessor companies and more! In this brand new Colorado Rail Annual, Golden resident and historian Dan Abbott brings the subject to life through contemporary accounts and an amazing array of vintage photography! This carefully researched and artistically written work features 384 pages filled with 290+ illustrations (including 140 B&W Photos, 10 Color Photos, 85+ Colorized Photos, 25 Maps, 5 Drawings, 20+ scanned documents), an index and bibliography. 384 pages, 290+ B&W, Color & Colorized Photos, Maps, Hardcover.

Colorado - Wyoming Railroad Maps
Handy guide to today's railroads in Iowa noted for clarity, accuracy and ease of use. Designed for quick reference in the field in a narrow format that fits in your pocket or camera bag.Each page highlights a separate subdivision and follows the line throughout its length, crossing state boundaries as necessary. Abandoned or unused routes are also shown in relation to current routes as space allows.

Conrail Color Guide to Freight and Passenger Equipment V. 1
By Larry DeYoung
The varied freight equipment of this recent fallen flag is displayed in more than 300 color photos of the rolling stock of Conrail's early years, 1976-1986. 128 pages, Hardcover.

Conrail in the Norfolk Southern / CSX Era V. 1: 1999-2004
By Stephen M. Timko
Volume 1 of a two-part series features the former Conrail system between 1999 - 2004, an east-to-west examination of how CSX and NS moved traffic, with a mix of motive power and facilities! It begins with a brief look at Conrail’s final days and dives into the operations at Split. Lines spun off by Conrail to other operators such as Corman, Finger Lakes, and others are also included! 128 pages, Hardcover.

Conrail Under Pennsy Wires Volume 2
By Bob Davis
After some background in Penn Central electric freight operations, this book looks at Conrail electric and diesel freights in the electrified territory. The author, a former PC-CR employee gives a detailed explanation of the rationale behind the scenes. 128 pages, Hardcover.

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