Title: The First Nafta Railroad
Product review: After Arthur Stillwell built his Kansas City Southern Railroad, he turned his attention to yet another rail line which would tie Kansas City to the closest Pacific port - Topolobampo, Mexico. This was the Kansas City, Mexico, & Orient Railway which later was swallowed by the Santa Fe only to be spit out in recent years as the South Orient. John Kerr's book tells the story complete with illustrations and a KCM&O Locomotive Roster. This book was published in 1968 while the line was securely in Santa Fe hands. A unique book on unique railroad. Hardback, 270 pages.
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