D&H Map from Bridge Line Historical Society

Here is the link to purchase this incredible map -

http://www.bridge-line.org/blhs/DandH_Map.html

The map spans the entire line. Its information is priceless. The only thing I see that they could of added for us D&H fanatics (but due to size constraints) are the Y's where helpers would wait in places like Afton and Lanesboro, sidings and the second line that was between Schenevus and Worcester. Then again with that much detail that map would be gigantic.

Brian R. Ward

http://www.trainworks.net/

Cool looking map. This goes on my holiday wish list.

-otto-

The map mentioned is I believe a reprint of the map made by Tony Steele years ago. It has been pirated a few times in the past, this time its with his permission. For those of you old draftsmen out there all the lettering was hand done with Leroy sets I believe. I'm still looking for an original copy (cheap of course). I'd prefer not to buy a reprint from the BLHS, my problem, not theirs. That being said, originals are scarce as hens teeth and the reprint is a great way for people to own a great resource.