共 This book provides a detailed account of the electrification of the Illinois Central Rail Road terminal in Chicago, one of the largest and most complex electrification projects in American history. The authors describe the technical challenges involved in converting a massive steam-powered terminal to electrical power and explain how the project transformed the transportation industry in the Midwest. This book is a must-read for anyone interested in the history of American railroads.
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