Publisher's Synopsis
Harry Bedwell was one of the most memorable figures in the history of American railroading. In this biography, Jr. Frank P. Donovan recounts the life and times of this legendary storyteller. From his early days as a brakeman to his status as a true American icon, Bedwell's story is one of perseverance, humor, and dedication. With anecdotes and stories from Bedwell's own pen, this book is a delightful read for anyone with an interest in railroading or American history.
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