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A spectacular collection of photography showcasing the Denver & Rio Grande Western's narrow-gauge railroads in Colorado and New Mexico during the 1950s and 1960s, their final decades, with first-hand essays and a gallery of contemporary images.

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A group of nerds. A portal to a mystical land. A whole world of trouble...Halloween night had been good for seventh grader Kevin Martinez and his friends. Kevin's crush had joined them for trick or treating, and they had scored tons of candy. The fun soon ends, however, when they are bullied into entering the infamous 'House on Crimson Street'-an abandoned house whose previous owners disappeared under mysterious circumstances.Inside, Kevin and...

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With funding for printing provided by the Kahler Family Charitable Fund, all sales will go to support the Center's work.

These superb, World War II-era portraits of a diverse group of Chicago-area railroaders have been hailed as a universal story of labor. They were taken by Jack Delano for the federal Office of War Information in 1942 and 1943. Today Delano's portraits stand for themselves, contextualized by touching biographies, new portraits of the subjects' families by Jack Delano's son Pablo, historical essays, and other Delano images of Chicago's rail yard...

Scott Lothes is president and excecutive diretor of the Center for Railroad Photography & Art and editor of the Center¿s journal, ¿Railroad Heritage. Fascinated by railroads from birth, Lothes grew up watching coal trains in West Virginia. He took up photography while attending college at Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland, Ohio. To date more than 300 of his photographs have appeared in print, along with 40 bylined articles in magazi...