Trackside around Boston 1942-1962 with Lawson Hill (Trk #18) Many of these photos have

Many of these photos have remained unseen for more than half a century

Rare color advertisements complement the effort

Utica and Suffern

The all-color photographic perspective of a Division Engineer of the Rio Grande during the 1950s and 60s

New York was said to have "a water belt line" connecting all steamship piers and waterfront terminals

Trackside around Boston 1942-1962 with Lawson Hill (Trk #18) Many of these photos haveby Carl Byron Lawson Hill was an early color pioneer who recorded the roads around his hometown during the steam to diesel changeover after World War II. His camera captured New York Central's earliest diesels that conquered the hills of the B&A; the transition from steam to diesel on the B&M; and the unique DL109's of the New Haven. Item # 1143