Tracks of the Black Bear
by Dale Wilson and Gordon D Jomini
The railway with the Agawa Canyon Tour Train and a rich history of 'bush' railroading, the Algoma Central had its own distinct story with epic struggles and a very different history than Canadian Pacific or Canadian National.
The Algoma Central Railway is an ore, steel and forest products carrier, yet it is far more widely-known for its famous passenger train –the Algoma Canyon Tour.. Started in 1899 as a way to move iron ore from the newly-discovered iron ore deposit near Wawa Lake, this railroad eventually facilitated the expansion into Northern Ontario through to Hearst. This book is the authority on how it was before the Wisconsin Central and Canadian National Railway took over. Beautifully illustrated with clack and white as well as colour photos, the history is plainly put-forward, and easy to follow.
ISBN: 0-920356-06-0 | WMPub# 1123 | 8½" x 11" | 64 page softcover | black & white and colour photos | $25.00 CDN
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Railroad Books available through White Mountain Publications
Key Valley Railway...The Railway That Ran to a River …and Stopped by Craig Dunn
Tracks of the Black Bear by Dale Wilson and Gordon D Jomini
Sudbury Electrics and Diesels by Dale Wilson
The Glen by Michael Leduc
National Passenger Chronicle Vol One by Dale Wilson
National Passenger Chronicle Vol Two by Dale Wilson OUT OF PRINT
National Passenger Chronicle Vol Three by Dale Wilson
National Passenger Chronicle Vol Four by Dale Wilson
Algoma Rails by Dale Wilson
The Sudbury Streetcars by Dale Wilson
6077-A Fine Locomotive by Dale Wilson
