Tri-State Railway Historical Society Meeting Notice For Tuesday, April 19, 2011

The next meeting of the Tri-State Railway Historical Society will be on Tuesday, April 19th. Note that this month's meeting has been changed to the third Tuesday to accommodate the Morris Museum's schedule.
This month's meeting will feature a special program by internationally known transportation photojournalist Joseph M. Calisi of New York City. He's been closely following the East Side Access project -- the first
expansion of the LIRR in about a century, one that will bring the LIRR to Grand Central Terminal. This PowerPoint show explains much of the history and progress of this historic project. It contains several
never-before-published photos past and present and many showing the current progress. His photos have been published in nearly every railfan and rail industry publication, and he assembles video news segments
for New York City area cable television stations. This is his first presentation for Tri-State, and we are looking forward to it.

Our meetings are held at:
Morris Museum's Bickford Theater
6 Normandy Heights Rd.
Morristown, NJ.

The meeting begins at 7:30 PM, admission is free, and all are welcome. Directions to the meeting and a printable flier are on our web site at: http://tristaterail.org/meeting.html

Two Part Article On Long Island Rail Road History/175th Anniversary Published In Passenger Train Journal

The 4th quarter 2010 and 1st quarter issues of Passenger Train Journal (published by White River Productions) has my article and a bunch of my photos that tell the story of the Long Island Rail Road's History/175th Anniversary and where they are today. It is not easy to impress an editor enough to convice him that a 2-part article does the subject matter justice.

The publication is available at your local hobby shop or via subscription at:
White River Productions
PO Box 9580, Kansas City, MO 64133
Toll-free: 877-787-2467 • Non-US: 816-285-6560
http://whiteriverproductions.com/
Email: info@whiteriverproductions.com

The magazine is 'a worthy' for transportation-based readers and those that want to read good wrtiting and see great photos.