Last train From Cleveland: The Story of A Railyard Engineer - Couverture souple

Deyerle, Chip

 
9781480257382: Last train From Cleveland: The Story of A Railyard Engineer

Synopsis

This is the story of the life of a railyard engineer on the Norfolks and Western railroad in the mnid 1920s. It was a time in railroad history when railroad workers, labor unions and railroad management came to grips with each other over the railroad business and the men and women who toiled daily under unusually harsh conditions. It was a time when the family of railroad employees enjoyed the benefits of the railroad business, as well as the disappointments. This story focuses on the day to day life of a Railyard Engineer, his trials and tribulations during this period of steam history, and the many life factors he must deal with at work and at home. While this story is representative of those fabled days of steam, the realities of life were ever present in railroad family life and reflected reflected throughout the narrative.

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À propos de l?auteur

Biography: Chip Deyerle, Author Born: Roanoke, Virginia, A lifetime involved in writing. Education: Patrick Henry High School in Roanoke; received his Associate in Science and Radio/TV Production from Virginia Western Community College; Completed his Bachelor of Science at Central Michigan University; Received his Masters of Science in Business Administration from Strayer University; Completed a second Masters of Science degree from the Air University/Air War College. He is currently a member of the Nokesville Volunteer Fire Dept and rescue Squad and writes articles regularly on disaster preparation and volunteer fire and rescue topics for the www.nvfdrs.org website. He is also President of the Palm Springs Chapter of the Air Force Association, Life Member and webmaster, writing regularly for their website. http://airforceassociationpalmspringschapter134.com. He is a member of the Norfolk and Western Historical Society, Write By The Rails Writers Group (Manassas, VA), Desert Writers Group (Palm Springs), and the Virginia Writers Club. He has previously published short story in the New Departures Anthology and writes for the www.writebytherails.blogspot.com. He has a page on Facebook and Linkedin. Chip is presently writing two new book projects for publication during 2014. Follow his progress at http://daysofsteam.com.

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