The Monongahela Railway In Color Volume 1: Brownsville, Equipment and the East Division

This railroad ran through the hills of Pennsylvania and West Virginia coal-country. Tree-covered hills with varieties of diesel power in various paint schemes are presented. Photographs span the diesel years from Baldwin switchers and Baldwin Shark-noses to later General Electric Super 7's.Volume 1 covers the Brownsville headquarters of this important, Fallen Flag coal-hauler, the equipment, and the East Division.The work details the diesel purchases including Baldwin switchers and second-hand Sharks, new GP38's and hand-me-down GP7's, and the experimental Super-7's, as well as run-through power from parents and partners (B&O, Chessie, Penn Central, Conrail, C&NW, Detroit Edison, and others.)Contents:Brownsville and South Brownsville, pp. 6-25,Diesel Locomotive Roster, pg. 26,Locomotives, pp. 27-52,Cabooses, pp. 53-59,Maintenance-of-Way Equipment, pp. 60-66,Leased Power, Demonstrators and Visitors, pp. 67-75,East Division, pp. 76-114,Coal is King, 115-123,B&O and Chessie System Traffic, pp. 124-128.Hardcover with jacket, 128 pages, standard portrait size, Color photographs, map, locomotive roster. Features: New Hardcover Stephen M. Timko Morning Sun Books