Roger, thanks for the info on the Morning Sun books.  They are terrific,
if expensive, photos albums of the various systems.  I would also like
to commend you and the BSRA for the excellent publications that you put
out.  I was lucky enough to obtain the first 6 volumes of Street Cars of
Boston thru a mail auction recently and found them to be terrific
reading.  I'm looking forward to obtaining the rest of the series.

Charlie

Charlesebrown@webtv.net



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CHARLES : Sorry , I aluded to the fact that Pittsburgh was vol 3  but it
actually was a 3 vol set on Pennsylvania Trolleys with Pittsburgh being
the vol 3.  They also stated that the pre-PCC roster was so complex that
there was not enough room to include it in that book. This could open
the door for the Penn. Trolley Museum to publish a comprehensive roster
book ,[who else has the info ?]  and probably make money selling such a
book if it was well done witha lot of pictures !  There always is a
market for this sort of thing as the BSRA has found out. Another aspect
is a comprehensive    map of the interurban lines with present roads
added for R-O-W  hunters like myself that would like to find where they
used to run.  I tried to follow the Washington Line years ago  and didnt
find a lot of it,.  A city track map would also be nice .  The very
first money making thing the Boston St. Ry. Assoc. had was a track map
of the operating trackage with yards  added along one side.  It sold out
and was reprinted later .






