Chesapeake & Ohio Facilities In Color Volume 2: Corridors Item # 1155

Item # 1155

In 1976 Congress imposed opposing goals for Conrail to be profitable but get its freight off the Northeast Corridor

The "Grain Milling Capital of the World" was once America’s second largest rail interchange point

and non-revenue equipment of the shortlines and regional roads of western Canada – but no CP or CN

Joel Rosenbaum and Tom Gallo

Chesapeake & Ohio Facilities In Color Volume 2: Corridors Item # 1155Eugene L. Huddleston Six Corridors were chosen by author Gene Huddleston to explore the facilities of the C&O: Queen City, Blue Grass, Valleys, Allegheny, Piedmont and Peninsula. A special review of the rare Richmond passenger car shops is also included! Item #1378