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Explore the fascinating transformation of transportation in the Appalachian Mountains with Albert Perry Brigham's "From trail to railway through the Appalachians." This meticulously prepared print edition offers a journey through time, revealing the historical geography of Appalachia and the crucial role of railways in shaping the region.
Delve into the evolution from early trails to the advanced railway systems that connected communities and facilitated travel. Brigham's work provides a valuable insight into the technological advancements and the impact of transportation on the social and economic landscape of the Appalachian region.
Perfect for enthusiasts of transportation history, Appalachian studies, and historical geography, this book offers a compelling narrative of American ingenuity and the enduring spirit of a remarkable region. Discover the legacy of the railways and their lasting contribution to the heart of the Appalachian Mountains.
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