1962 Highways of Progress, James J. Hill, Hardcover Book. Originally published in 1910. Measures about 7.5" by 5". 354 pages. Fair condition. Was a former library book and has stamps and other markings of such.
Delve into the strategic mind of one of America's most influential railroad tycoons with this 1962 hardcover edition of "Highways of Progress" by James J. Hill. Originally published in 1910, this work remains a vital primary source for understanding the expansion of the Great Northern Railway and Hill's profound impact on national commerce and conservation. Measuring approximately 7.5" by 5" and containing 354 pages, the book explores Hill's theories on agricultural development, industrial efficiency, and the vital role of transportation in building a modern nation.
As a former library copy, this book carries the authentic character of a well-utilized reference volume, complete with the stamps and markings of its previous institutional home. It is an ideal acquisition for history buffs, collectors of railroadiana, or anyone interested in the economic development of the Pacific Northwest. James J. Hill was a pivotal figure in the Gilded Age, and his writings provide a unique window into the challenges and triumphs of early 20th-century American enterprise. This durable red cloth-bound edition is perfect for study or as a foundational piece in a historical nonfiction library.
This item is vintage, over 60 years old. While it appears to be in fair condition, there is the possibility I may have missed a minor detail. In the unlikely event I missed a major flaw I would reach out prior to sending it.
