70's Style -- Passenger Trains around New York City, Softcover, 64 Pages

70s Style - Passenger Trains around New York City from The Railroad Press is an all-color look at passenger railroading in the metropolitan New York region in the 1970s - a fascinating era of transition, blending relics from the turn of the century with modern Turboliners built by a company that manufactured jet engines, and everything in between.
 
Noted author and photographer George Hamlin begins our tour on the former New York Central Harlem line and makes our way around the area, visiting the neighboring Hudson line, the New Haven, Jersey Central and Pennsylvania Railroad (including the jointly-owned tracks of the NY&LB at South Amboy). The grand tour ends up on the Erie Lackawanna, glimpsing both the former Erie and Delaware, Lackawanna and Western lines. So sit back and enjoy the view as we take a trip back in time! 70s Style - Passenger Trains around New York City is a must-have to your urban railroading library. 64 pages, 95 all-color photos and map, softcover