OK, good to know they have a copy service. I'm a NY city resident and have a library card!
Document DeliveryIf anyone is seriously interested in this subject I would also recommend reading Jameson Doig's book, "Metropolitan Transportation Politics and the New York Region," published in 1966. There were many people, agencies, organizations and competing agendas involved in trying to find ways to preserve and improve rail commuter service in the New York Metropolitan Area in this era, the late 1950s through the mid-1960s. Doig's book does the best job of describing all of it of any book I've read on the subject, at least in the New York City area. The book is available at the New York Public Library (call no. E-12 6700) but as a reference book meaning you have to read it in the library (or make copies). I bought a copy through Amazon but it does not seem to be available at the moment.
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