A dusty relic of a bygone era, this annual report is a must-have for anyone fascinated by the Shenandoah Valley's railroad history. Published in 1887, during its seventh year of operation, it chronicles the progress of the Virginia Railroad Company as it traverses the lush valleys and rolling hills of the region.
With crisp, hand-illustrated pages and detailed descriptions of railroading milestones, this nostalgic volume provides a unique glimpse into the lives of those who worked on the tracks. From the bustling depots to the lonely stations in between, every aspect of life on the railroad is meticulously documented in this fascinating record.
This 7th annual report is a valuable resource for researchers, historians, and train enthusiasts alike. It offers insights into the challenges faced by those working with heavy locomotives and the difficulties of navigating treacherous terrain. While its faded ink may be peeling off over time, the content remains remarkably intact, making this a true collector's item for anyone interested in railroad history.
Features: handwritten descriptions, illustrations, historic photographs. A unique window into the past, showcasing the Shenandoah Valley Railroad's early years.
