After almost a quarter of a century, Monon: The Hoosier Line is
back in print in a revised second edition featuring an updated
Epilogue, additional photographs, and a new Afterword by Frank Van
Bree, President of the Monon Railroad Historical-Technical Society,
Inc.
Many railroads served the state, but the Monon was Indiana s
own. If you wanted to travel from Delphi to Broad Ripple, or from
Gosport to Smithville, you took the Monon. The self-proclaimed
"Hoosier Line" celebrated its heritage by naming its flagship
passenger train The Hoosier, featuring Indiana cooking in the
dining cars and offering homespun service. Monon celebrates the
history of this magnificent railroad, from its inception in 1847 as
the New Albany & Salem Rail Road, then as the Louisville, New
Albany & Chicago, to its merger in 1970 with the L&N, and
beyond. The informative text is enhanced by 258 black-and-white
illustrations and a special color insert, "The Monon in Color,"
with 17 additional photographs."
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