New York Central
Chatham Crossing
Through the Years 1955-2007

by George Povall

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Published 2023

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East of the Hudson, Chatham, New York, was once an epicenter of railroad activity with lines radiating in all four directions.

This book covers the New York Central’s Boston and Albany and Harlem Divisions activity at Chatham and vicinity from 1955 to 1968.

Then came Penn Central from 1968 to 1974 and Conrail from 1974 to 1999.

Finally, the beginning of the CSX (1999 to 2007).

This book also offers a glimpse into the last days of service to Chatham by the Rutland Railroad.

There are over 150 color photos, maps and memorabilia from that time period.

The book is about 2/3 NYCS and the rest roads that followed.

With the history in outstanding color photos of D.R. (Bob) McCulloch and the author, we view the action as it was happening through the years.

This 80 page all-color softcover book contains over more than 150 diesel era color photographs.
The “New York Central Chatham Crossing” is a companion to the author's newest book entitled “New York Central Upper Harlem Line”.

Softbound, 8.5x11, 80 pages, 150+ color photographs, maps, memorabilia. Shrink wrapped.
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