Good. Hardcover and binding are sound. Pages are clean. Dust jacket shows light handling and edge wear, with several scratches/creases to the front panel, including a more noticeable vertical scratch/crease near the illustrated railcar.
The Lake Shore Electric Railway Story by Herbert H. Harwood, Jr. and Robert S. Korach. Published by Indiana University Press in 2000 as part of the Railroads Past and Present series.
A detailed history of the Lake Shore Electric Railway, the Ohio interurban system that connected Cleveland and Toledo and operated from 1901 to 1938. The book covers the development and operation of the railway, its predecessor lines, passenger and freight service, city operations, equipment, and the system’s eventual decline.
Illustrated throughout with historic photographs and maps. Includes a system map, equipment rosters, information on carbarns, shops, power houses and substations, bibliography, and index. 303 pages.
Red cloth hardcover with original illustrated dust jacket.
The hardcover and binding are sound, with clean pages. The dust jacket has light general handling and edge wear. The front jacket panel has several surface scratches/creases, including a noticeable vertical scratch/crease alongside the illustrated railcar.
ISBN 0-253-33797-6.
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