Created by Coverdale & Colpitts while generating their History of the PRR. Officers of the Pennsylvania Railroad 1846-1946 - A book listing the officers of the PRR. Published in conjunction with the Century of Progress International Exposition - 1934 "100 Years of Progress in Modern Railroading" - A promotional pamphlet put out by the PRR in 1934 giving a brief history of the railroad. The Pennsylvania Railroad at the Sesqui-Centennial International Exposition - 1926 The Growth and Development of the Pennsylvania Railroad - 1846-1926 - A concise Review of Important Events in the Life of The Pennsylvania Railroad through 1926 by Mr. Seventy Years of America's Greatest Railroad - A small 1917 book promoting investing in the PRR - 1917 Pennsylvania Station In New York - Promotional booklet about Penn Station, NY published in 1910. The Pennsylvania Railroad Tunnels and Terminals in New York City - A King's booklet from 1904 describing these "Triumphs of Railroad Engineering, Architecture and Construction" - 1904 History of the Pennsylvania Railroad 1846-1896 - Section 12 - 1896 History of the Pennsylvania Railroad 1846-1896 - Section 11 - 1896 History of the Pennsylvania Railroad 1846-1896 - Section 10 - 1896 History of the Pennsylvania Railroad 1846-1896 - Section 9 - 1896 History of the Pennsylvania Railroad 1846-1896 - Section 8 - 1896 History of the Pennsylvania Railroad 1846-1896 - Section 7 - 1896 History of the Pennsylvania Railroad 1846-1896 - Section 6 - 1896 History of the Pennsylvania Railroad 1846-1896 - Section 5 - 1896 History of the Pennsylvania Railroad 1846-1896 - Section 4 - 1896 History of the Pennsylvania Railroad 1846-1896 - Section 3 - 1896 History of the Pennsylvania Railroad 1846-1896 - Section 2 - 1896 History of the Pennsylvania Railroad 1846-1896 - Section 1 - 1896 History of the Pennsylvania Railroad 1846-1896 - Section 0 - 1896 Here are links to the individual parts: - 1896 Note that this is a 100+ year old draft and the book never made it to print so while it's a period reference.Caveat emptor! I broke the book up into multiple files to keep the downloads smaller. A huge 500 page history of the first 50 years of the PRR commissioned by the railroad to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the granting of the charter. History of the Pennsylvania Railroad 1846-1896 - by J. The other chapters will follow as I have time to type them in! - 1889 The History of the Johnstown Flood - Text and photos from 1889 account of the Johnstown Flood, by Willis Fletcher Johnson. 1881Īlbum of PRR Scenery - A small red souvenir album of scenery along the PRR. Presented in its entirely even though only a portion of it is a description of the PRR lines.
PRR SEMAPHOR TRAIN SIGNAL RULES SERIES
Described In A Series Of letters Written For The Public Ledger During The Summer Of 1881. 1854īrief Summer Rambles Near Philadelphia. An 1854 booklet describing the PRR's reasons for not purchasing the PA state canal system. Reasons of the Board of Directors of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company, for declining to purchase The Main Line of the State Works with a copy of the act of assembly authorizing the sale. Flyer from 1846 lobbying for support of the creation of the PRR! - 1846 Proceedings of the Meeting of the Citizens of the City and County of Philadelphia, in Relation to the Great Pennsylvania Rail Road, from Philadelphia via Harrisburg to Pittsburgh, with the Address of the Committee to the People of Pennsylvania. Picturesque Pennsylvania Railroad - A photo album of early PRR scenery Great descriptions and photos of the station and tunnels when they was new! The New York Improvement and Tunnel Extension of the Pennsylvania Railroad - A booklet commemorating the construction of Penn Station and the New York Tunnels.
PRR SEMAPHOR TRAIN SIGNAL RULES PDF
The pdf files are text searchable with either OCR'd text behind scanned images or formatted proofread text instead of scanned images. Unless otherwise noted the originals are from my collection. They are PDF, HTML or page by page scans in. Here's a growing collection of Pennsylvania Railroad (PRR) booklets, newsletters and other documents reproduced in their entirety.
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