Walt Disney's Railroad Story in PDF format

[Steve DeGaetano]

Dear Carolwood Members, Past and Present,

After many inquiries and requests, the electronic version of Michael Broggie’s award-winning book, Walt Disney’s Railroad Story, is available on our website, www.carolwood.com as a pdf downloadable file.
Complete e-book of second edition pdf with keyword search index – comprehensive history of Walt Disney’s entrepreneurial background beginning with his passion for trains through the inception of Disneyland, Walt Disney World, plus Tokyo Disneyland and Disneyland Paris. 422 pages (blank pages excluded) and 350 images, many never before seen. Price each: $19.95. NO SHIPPING CHARGES!
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“Walt Disney’s Railroad Story, more than any other book I’ve read, gets to the heart of how Walt Disney’s passion for trains became a foundation for the cultural phenomena known as Disneyland.”
–Tony Baxter, Senior Vice President Creative Development
Walt Disney Imagineering

“My grandpa’s dreams were made possible by surrounding himself with great men and women who believed in his vision. Michael Broggie’s book Walt Disney’s Railroad Story describes in detail who the Imagineers were, why Disneyland was created and how it altered forever the concept of family entertainment.”
–Walter Elias Disney Miller, President
Walt Disney Family Foundation

“At the Walt Disney Archives, we refer to the book, Walt Disney's Railroad Story by Michael Broggie whenever we have questions regarding the trains and are looking for authoritative information.”
–Dave Smith, Archives Director
The Walt Disney Company

“I can see why this book won the Benjamin Franklin Gold Medal for Best Biography.”
–Roy E. Disney

Best wishes ,
Sharon Broggie
Carolwood Pacific Historical Society

[Cannonball7]

For those of you that don't own it, this is a great opportunity and deal. I've had the book for years and love it!

[jazzfan4]

It is a good deal even if you own the book, it will be alot easier to carry in an E-reader or laptop, The book is bigger and heavier than any E-reader and most laptops.

[Steve]

I did get the PDF version, and I loaded it into my iPad. Pretty cool! Now I have the book with me where ever I go.

I would concur with the recommendation on the Carolwood site of the CloudReaders app for the iPad. It handles the large file size better than some of the other apps I tried it with.

Hey Steve D, any thoughts about PDF versions of your books?

[Steve DeGaetano]

Hey Steve D, any thoughts about PDF versions of your books?

Funny you should mention...

"Welcome Aboard" needs much updating, but it's definitely an option we've talked about.