From a nickel to a token : the journey from Board of Transportation to MTA /
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Author / Creator: | Sparberg, Andrew J., author. |
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Edition: | First edition. |
Imprint: | New York : Empire State Editions, An imprint of Fordham University Press, [2015] |
Description: | xii, 178 pages ; 26 cm |
Language: | English |
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Format: | Print Book |
URL for this record: | http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/10120366 |
Table of Contents:
- Preface
- Acknowledgments
- 1. 1940: Unification-IRT and BMT Join the IND, Creating One Subway System
- 2. 1941: A Strike and a Pioneering Labor Agreement
- 3. 1941: Dyre Avenue Subway Extension Opens
- 4. 1941-1948: Third Avenue Transit-Rails to Rubber
- 5. 1944 and 1950: Goodbye to Brooklyn Bridge Rails
- 6. 1947-1948: Private to Public Bus Operations
- 7. 1948: Goodbye to the Nickel
- 8. 1947-1956: Final Decade for Brooklyn Trolleys
- 9. 1950: Farewell, Lexington Avenue
- 10. 1953-1968: The TA, Tokens, and TWU Triumphant
- 11. 1953: Last Double-Deck Buses Operate on Fifth Avenue
- 12. 1954-1956: The BMT and IND Begin a Courtship
- 13. 1955: Sunshine Returns to Third Avenue
- 14. 1956: Fifth Avenue Coach Becomes Number One
- 15. 1957-1959: IRT West Side Improvement
- 16. 1962: Fifth Avenue Coach Suddenly Disappears
- 17. 1964: World's Fair, Blue Subways, Stainless Steel Subways
- 18. 1966: Mike Quill's Last Hurrah
- 19. 1967: The BMT and IND Marry Forever
- 20. 1968: The MTA Is Created and Express Buses Appear
- Bibliography
- Index