Union Pacific Across Sherman Hill: Big Boys, Challengers, and Streamliners (Golden Years of Railroading)

In its golden years, UP's "horsepower" line used huge steam locomotives to move long freights and passenger consists across the prairie. Here, Sherman Hill, Wyoming provides a fitting backdrop for the hardworking Big Boys and Challengers. UP fans around the world will feel the raw power presented in this dynamic collection of historical photographs.

*Includes a route map of the railway
*Features vintage photos from the David P. Morgan Memorial Library
*Provides railfans, historians, and railroad modelers with prototype details

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