The new edition of McCulloch's Wonder provides train buffs with a long-awaited update to a classic railway history.
Although it is no more, the Kettle Valley Railway is just as newsworthy today and lives on in this fascinating story of the world's most difficult and expensive railway.
Barry Sanford
Has written widely on railway and technical subjects. His book The Pictorial History of Railroading in British Columbia was one of ten finalists selected for the prestigious Eaton's Book Award in 1981. He has also written for Trains and other national or international magazines.
Barry holds a Civil Engineering degree from the University of British Columbia and a Master of Business Administration degree from Simon Fraser University. His career path has been in passenger transportation where he has been involved with the management of urban and rural bus systems and transportation for the handicapped.
"Sanford's story is one of doggedness, toil, terror, spectacular scenery, wrecked locomotives, and financial hazard."
— Canadian Literature
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