Intermountain Railroads: Standard and Narrow Gauge

by Merrill D. Beal

On This Page

Tags

Member Reviews

1 review
This talks about the start of a narrow gauge beginning in Utah, going into Idaho and then into Montana. I didn't realize there was one up that way. It eventually was converted into standard gauge and became what was known as the Oregon Short Line that became part of Union Pacific. It was an OK read but it could have done without the last few chapters going to NP, UP, Great Northern and the Milwaukee Road. I think it was just to make a bigger book!

Members

Recently Added By

Author Information

10+ Works 513 Members

Classifications

Genre
Nonfiction
DDC/MDS
385.0978Society, government, & cultureCommerce, communications & transportation regulationsRailroad transportationSubdivisionsHistory, geographic treatment, biographyNorth AmericaWestern U.S.
LCC
HE2771 .A17 .B4Social sciencesTransportation and communicationsTransportation and communicationsRailroads. Rapid transit systems

Statistics

Members
5
Popularity
3,424,867
Reviews
1
Rating
(3.00)
Media
Paper
ASINs
1