The Calcium Light Turned on by a Railway Trackman, Containing Historical Facts of Great Value to all Classes of Railway Employes

In this illuminating volume, John T. Wilson describes the history of railway communication, and the ways in which the development of new technologies has transformed the industry. Written by a railway trackman with years of experience on the job, this book offers a unique perspective on the challenges and opportunities facing railway workers of all types. Whether you are a historian, a railway worker, or simply interested in the history of technology, this book is an essential resource.

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