Rules And Regulations For The Guidance & Instruction Of Emplyés: Grand Central Station And Harlem Line. January 1, 1885, And Until Further Notice (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781275587434)

This meticulously preserved handbook, "Rules And Regulations For The Guidance & Instruction Of Emplyés, Grand Central Station And Harlem Line," offers a fascinating glimpse into the operational protocols of the New York Central and Hudson River Railroad Company in 1885. Providing a detailed account of the rules governing employees, this document serves as a primary source for understanding the daily workings of a major railway system during the late 19th century.

A valuable resource for historians, railway enthusiasts, and those interested in business management practices of the era, the handbook sheds light on the organizational structure, labor practices, and technological standards that defined railway operations. Explore the intricacies of railway employment and gain insights into the historical context of Grand Central Station and the Harlem Line. This guide presents a unique opportunity to explore the history of American railroading through the direct regulations imposed on its workforce.

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