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For those intrigued by the rich history of Pennsylvania’s lumber industry, Thomas T. Tabor III’s latest book, Sunset Along Susquehanna Waters, is a must-read. This fourth volume in the acclaimed series, Logging Railroad Era of Lumbering in Pennsylvania, provides an in-depth look at the logging industries and the railroads that supported them in various regions of Pennsylvania.
Sunset Along Susquehanna Waters delves into the detailed history of the logging industries and railways in areas such as Williamsport, Tiadaghton and Leetonia, Slate Run, Cammal, Glen Union, Pine and Babbs Creek, and Gleasonton. The book also covers important railroads like the North Bend and Kettle Creek Railroad, the Shepp and Titman Railroads, J. B. Weed & Co., and the Central Pennsylvania Lumber Co.
This volume is richly illustrated with black and white photographs, maps, and timetables that bring the history to life. Each logging company featured includes a locomotive roster and a description of the sawmills, providing readers with a comprehensive understanding of the operations that once dominated the region.
Thomas T. Tabor III is a prolific author with thirteen books in this series. His dedication to preserving the history of Pennsylvania’s logging railroads is evident not only in his writing but also in his generosity towards historical preservation. Mr. Tabor has assigned the rights to republish his works to various historical societies throughout the region, ensuring that this vital history remains accessible to all.
For those eager to dive into this historical journey, each chapter of Sunset Along Susquehanna Waters is available online. Click on the links below to explore each chapter and immerse yourself in the fascinating world of Pennsylvania’s logging railroads.
Whether you are a history enthusiast, a railroad aficionado, or simply curious about the past, Sunset Along Susquehanna Waters offers a detailed and captivating look at an essential era in Pennsylvania’s history. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to explore the legacy of the logging railroads that shaped the region.
For more information or to start reading, visit the Lycoming County Historical Society’s website and embark on a journey through time with Thomas T. Tabor III’s Sunset Along Susquehanna Waters.
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