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Date: 03/16/18 11:00
New Book
Author: px320

March 16, 2018

For Immediate Release

Stan Garner has completed Volume 1 of The Short Line Enterprises Story, a 260 page soft bound book containing hundreds of photos, 2/3 in color, documenting the company’s acquisition and restoration of its extensive collection of 19th Century locomotives, passenger and freight cars. It also includes the beginnings of its movie and excursion activities.
In the book’s Forward, Stephen E. Drew, Chief Curator (Retired), California State Railroad Museum states:

“Contained herein is the compelling story of how Short Line Enterprises was in the right place at the right time during the formative years of the railroad preservation movement. They were instrumental in seeing that many pieces of vintage railroad equipment still exist today. They were an essential link in ensuring that many of Hollywood’s significant railroad artifacts safely transitioned from mere studio “props” to museum-quality artifacts. At the same time, they added exponentially to the already long list of railroads in American cinema.

The engaging story of Short Line Enterprises is conveyed in great detail by founding partner Logan Stanley Garner, longtime SLE Vice President-Administration. It is written at an opportune time when only two of the four original partners survive. It’s a fascinating and engaging story of American resourcefulness and ingenuity with a lasting legacy. You won’t be disappointed.
Welcome aboard!”

To see more and to buy the book visit http://www.movie-trains.com

Volume 2 will be released soon.

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Date: 03/24/18 11:47
Re: New Book
Author: displacedneb

A real good book on preservation and what makes it even more interesting are the stories regarding the how of saving most of the film studios railroad equipment.

We all owe these folkes kudos. I recommend this book to everyone.

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