Traces of the Ann Arbor Railroad

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Call Number: 385.097 Bu, R 385.097 Bu, Adult Book / Nonfiction / History / United States / Michigan / Burkhardt, D. C. Jesse
On Shelf At: Downtown Library, Malletts Creek Branch, Pittsfield Branch, Westgate Branch

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Chiefly illustrations.
"Published by Arcadia Publishing by arrangement with Fonthill Media LLC"--Title page verso.
New connections: The Detroit, Toledo & Ironton Decade, 1963-1973 -- End of the Ann Arbor car ferries -- Taking over: Conrail, Michigan Interstate, Michigan Northern, Tuscola & Saginaw Bay, Great Lakes Central -- The AA's GP35 fleet disperses -- Shortline survivor: Ann Arbor to Toledo -- Path through history: The Betsie Valley Trail.
"Featuring 150 photographs, maps, and postcards, Traces of the Ann Arbor Railroad chronicles vital aspects of this unique railroad's history, with a primary focus on what has transpired from the 1960s to 2020."--Back cover.

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Railroad History Facts And Factiods submitted by BookNerd on August 1, 2021, 12:23am Immensely detailed documentation of the Ann Arbor Railroad from its founding, its survival through several mergers, and its current configuration.

If you've ever seen a train go over the Huron River at Argo Dam, you've seen the Ann Arbor Railroad in action.