[PDF.40nl] The Train of Tomorrow (Railroads Past and Present)

The Train of Tomorrow (Railroads Past and Present)

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 | #2694230 in Books |  2007-05-02 |  2007-05-02 | Original language:English | PDF # 1 |  11.00 x.81 x8.50l,2.27 | File type: PDF | 240 pages

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||0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.| Ode to a Great Idea|By William G. McQuaig|The Train of Tomorrow is a wonderful ode to a time gone by and a magnificent idea in rail travel. Ric Morgan did exhaustive research on this impressive piece of post WWII optimism and compiles it into a fascinating look at the train, the people who conceived and built it, and the tour of the US in which it was showcased.

If y| ||"... Drawing on the extensive records of the General Motors Corporation as well as books, newspapers, and interviews, Morgan (writer and photographer) meticulously chronicles the design, exhibition tours, passengers, eventual sale of the train to the Union Pa

The Train Of Tomorrow was a concept train built by General Motors to promote the sales of diesel locomotives by its Electro-Motive Division. It featured a newly crafted dome car, the brainchild of Cyrus R. Osborn, general manager of EMD at the time. Completed in 1947, the four-car train became a postwar symbol of American know-how and promised a bright future for the railroads. That same year the train began a 28-month tour of the United States and Canada, and then wa...

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