The American Steam Locomotive in the Twentieth Century
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The American Steam Locomotive in the Twentieth Century

by Tom Morrison

History Transportation
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The American Steam Locomotive in the Twentieth Century by Tom Morrison offers a comprehensive look at the design, operation, and historical context of steam locomotives in the U.S. It explores their engineering innovations and vital contributions to transportation and industry during a time of rapid change.

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The American Steam Locomotive in the Twentieth Century examines the development and role of steam-powered locomotives in the United States during a pivotal era of industrial growth.

Authored by Tom Morrison, the book covers the technological advancements that shaped rail transport, highlighting the engineering feats and operational challenges faced by these machines.

It provides insights into how steam locomotives influenced economic expansion, freight hauling, and passenger services across the nation.

Through detailed analysis, the work underscores the transition from steam to other forms of motive power, marking the end of an era in American railroading.

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