New Haven roster

New Haven 0729 at Windsor, Connecticut, June 8, 1949. This is an Alco DL-109 built in April, 1944, builder number 71050 on order S-1909. It is part of New Haven's class DER-1b.

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Description

This is an 18-page roster with a complete bibliography.


Bibliography

"Alco-GE Locomotive List." American Locomotive Company.

"EMD locomotive Reference Data. Compiled by Service Department." Electro-Motive Division of General Motors, 1990.

Moser, Rose. "Record of Locomotives by Serial No., General Electric Co., Erie Plant." General Electric Company 1952-1982.

Garver, Craig H. Alco builder list.

--------. EMD builder list.

--------. GE builder list.

--------. Fairbanks-Morse builder list.

--------. Lima builder list.

Nelligan, Tim. “New Haven Railroad Roster.” Extra 2200 South 6, no. 12 (May 1968): 15–18.

Swanberg, J. W. New Haven Power, 1838-1968: Steam, Diesel, Electric, MU’s, Trolleys, Motor Cars, Busses and Boats. Alvin F. Stauffer, 1988.


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This is a nearly completed project but the bibliography needs to be added to the PDF file. That information is shown here, above.

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