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Michigan Railroads & Railroad Companies, PDF eBook

Michigan Railroads & Railroad Companies PDF

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<DIV><P><I>Michigan Railroads and Railroad Companies</I> is an invaluable reference manual for everyone interested in regional transportation history, the history of railroading, and Michigan history in general.

It contains complete, cross-referenced listings for every company formed to operate a railroad in the state of Michigan.

In addition to the comprehensive entries for major lines, Graydon Meints has included details about the many small, common-carrier steam and electric companies, logging roads, and numerous other primitive and contemporary rail systems.

This encyclopedic reference guide also contains information on the so-called "paper railroads," companies that were projected but which never laid a foot of track.  <BR>      Michigan Railroads is divided into three parts.

One includes alphabetical entries for the actual and intended railroad companies themselves, the date and purpose for their organization, and a brief history from their origins to their dispositions.

Included in this portion of the work are a number of railroad "family trees" showing the corporate antecedents of the largest of the rail lines operating in the state today.

Another contains a chronology of significant corporate events; it works as a useful finding aid for accessing source data contained in the first section.

A third contains a statewide county-by-county listing of railroads, both paper and real.</P></DIV>

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