Title: Exellent treatise on New Meixco railroads
Product review: David F. Myrick is the definitive historian on so much of the Southern Pacific operations: a three volume work on Nevada, five volumes on Arizona, and this, on New Mexico. This is his usual excellent work, that somehow keeps getting updated - and I've picked up each of the updates, religiously! Not quite as thorough as the Nevada and Arizona books, but really good and there just isn't any other work like it out there. Can't go wrong on it.
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