Railroads of Rhode Island: Shaping the Ocean State's Railways (The History Press)
"Heppner, a founding member of the Friends of the Kingston Station and now its chairman, writes in a folksy, engaging style, chronicling the evolution of railroads in America's smallest state from its embryonic beginnings, when it was envisioned as an alternative to the barge and the stagecoach, to its semi-revival as a mode of transportation today....Enthusiastic, charming and comprehensive, Heppner's book is a good read for anyone who loves the legacy of railroads, Rhode Island history, or the oddities stumbled upon now and then like flattened pennies on a track." --Doug Norris,South County Independent