Railroad Stations: The Buildings That Linked the Nation (Library of Congress Visual Sourcebooks)
“Railroad Stations is the most comprehensive single published source of images of American railroad stations and is a necessary addition to the library of anyone interested in railroad architecture and the combination of railroad history, architecture, and engineering. I look forward to future additions to this important and unusual series, for which W. W. Norton should be commended.” (APT Bulletin: Journal of Preservation Technology)“Naylor's visual compendium contains over 600 beautiful photographs of stations from around the country, designed in a variety of revivalist styles. The Midwestern stations in particular will provide a nostalgia to holiday travelers weary of the security laced monotony and congestion of today's airport terminals.” (Planetizen.com)“[I]ndispensable for architecture and transportation collections and a useful reference for others... Highly recommended.” (CHOICE)“Railroad Stationsis more than just a comprehensive, beautifully-produced, and geographically diverse large format book; its ultimate value is its smooth integration with an online image gallery that offers readers easy access the more than 600 plans, drawings, maps, and images of railroad stations large and small around the United States.” (O-Scale Trains Magazine)“This exhaustive study of American railroad architecture gathers together a great number of archival images, giving the reader a thorough idea as to how the architecture has grown and developed throughout the years.” (Amateur Photographer (UK))“[A]n extremely comprehensive review....[S]hows far more than mere architectural details.... [A] valuable record of a unique subject.” (Heritage Railway)