[CBQ] Re: Book info

["brucec34rr" <brucec12@comcast.net>]

Gary,

If you are interested in the line from Edgemont to Deadwood, "A High Line 
Scrapbook" is great. Along with some history and time tables etc it has a 
milepost by milepost section with photographs and descriptions of each point of 
interest. My HO train layout includes a section from Edgemont to Deadwood so 
this book was perfect for me. Most of the photo's are from the 1970's & early 
80's (when the line was abandoned). If you are more interested in the early 
days (1880 - 1930 ish) then the Fielder "Railroads of the Black Hills" has the 
most information.

Bruce Collins

--- In CBQ@yahoogroups.com, "garydmccullah" <garymccullah@...> wrote:
>
> Hi,
>   I'm new to the group and my major interset are the lines in the Black Hills.
>   I came across an advertisement for the book " A Highline Scrapbook" in an a 
> 20 year old issue of TRAINS.
>   What is the consensus on this book?  Would it be worth trying to find a 
> copy?  If not, what other books could be recommended?
>   Thanks.
>   Respond off-list so that we don't clog up the group.
>      Gary McCullah
>      Farmington, AR
>




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