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Down at the Station Rail lines of Southern New England in early postcards SC
Down at the Station Rail lines of Southern New England in early postcards by Stephen Boothroyd Soft Cover Copyright 2002 122 pages
It was a time unlike any other, a time of revolution as great as the invention of the wheel. When the railroad first reached Worcester, Christopher Columbus Baldwin, librarian of the American Antiquarian Society wrote, "I saw today for the first time a railway car.... What an object of wonder! How marvelous it is in every particular! It appears like a thing of life!"
The shriek of the whistle and the call of the bell brought the country bumpkins and their city cousins crowding down to the depot, to see what God wrought from fire, steel and steam. Now, let us join them at the station, if only for just a moment. Rejoice again in their tales and remember together when our day was young.
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