TRAINS Book Question-Shortline Guide

[Anonymous]

QUOTE: Originally posted by Mark W. Hemphill

LC: would you please e-mail me directly at work regards this:

[e-mail]

Mark-

Done.

LC

[Anonymous]

LC: would you please e-mail me directly at work regards this:

[e-mail]

[Anonymous]

Mark-

Thank you, I'll get a letter out monday. Let me suggest that all the others who have brought this subject up here and elsewhere do likewise.

LC

[Anonymous]

Yes: Books editor Candace St. Jacques.

[Anonymous]

Mark-

Thanks, anyone in particular I should write to there?

LC

[Anonymous]

Best thing to do: write the Kalmbach Books Department and ask for a new edition.

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[Anonymous]

I agree, much has happened in the last almost ten years.

I certainly would invest is a copy of such new guides.

LC

[Rustyrex]

Funny thing is I was thinking the same thing today and was going to ask this. There have been many changes to the shortlines since the last book and it would be a great way to get updated on who's who in shortlines.
Also, any word on a new Train Watchers Guide to North American Railroads, I think volume 3? ALOT has changed since the last printing, they still list BN and Santa Fe seperate, which would put it pre-95 or so.
Would love to see both guides soon.

--Rusty

[Anonymous]

When, if ever, might we see a new edition of the American Short Line Railway Guide by Ed Lewis? The last Edition I am aware of was the 5th circa 1996.

LC