George Hilton (historian)

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George W. Hilton
Born(1925-01-18)January 18, 1925
UCLA
FieldHistorian and economist
Alma mater

George Woodman Hilton (January 18, 1925 – August 4, 2014) was a

labor history.[1]

Early life and education

Born in Chicago,

in 1956.

Career

He then taught for many years at the

Professor Emeritus of Economics at UCLA.[3] He served as the Acting Curator of Rail Transportation at the Smithsonian Institution from July 1968 through June 1969. He died of heart disease in 2014, aged 89.[4]

Publications

Books

Selected chapters and journal articles

Articles and comments

Published in Trains Magazine, 1945–1993:

  • Pere Marquette, August 1945 issue, pages 7–21
  • Tennessee Central, January 1946 issue, pages 8–15
  • Meets All Trains, August 1946 issue, pages 48–49
  • Carquinez Train Ferries, August 1946 issue, pages 36–39
  • Where 19th Century Carferries Float On, March 1965 issue, pages 24–27
  • What Does Manx Mean?, September 1966 issue, pages 24–27
  • What Went Wrong and What to Do About It, January 1967 issue, pages 36–45
  • Muckraking in a Day Coach, June 1968 issue, pages 48–50
  • The Promise of Promontory, May 1969 issue, pages 20–28
  • What Was Grand About Grand Central, September 1969 issue, pages 20–28
  • Ralph in the Roundhouse, November 1970 issue, pages 44–47
  • Please, No Hero for the North Western, January 1971 issue, pages 27–28
  • Integration in the North, July 1971 issue, pages 36–43
  • The View of the Viaduct from in Front of the Diner, May 1972 issue, pages 20–25
  • What Does the ICC Cost You and Me?, October 1972 issue, pages 24–28
  • Turntable: Good News from the Lehigh Valley, August 1973 issue, page 58
  • Department-Store Mural, March 1974 issue, page 43
  • Why Pre-Electronic Railroading Survives, May 1974 issue, pages 20–24
  • Turntable: Railfanning as Education, November 1974 issue, page 66
  • Great Lakes Car Ferries: An Endangered Species, January 1975 issue, pages 42–51
  • Turntable: The View from Middle Age, November 1975 issue, page 82
  • Slack, February 1976 issue, pages 22–28
  • What Does the ICC Cost You and Me? Currently, That Is, June 1978 issue, pages 28–32
  • The One Best Place to Watch Trains, December 1980 issue, pages 28–38
  • Turntable: Infran-canin-ophilia, March 1983 issue, page 66
  • Turntable: Railfanning without Railroads, September 1984 issue, page 70
  • Turntable: Is Railroading Worth a Lifetime?, February 1985 issue, page 70
  • Turntable: In Praise of the Unbuilt, February 1986 issue, page 70
  • Turntable: What Should Be Preserved from the ICC, November 1987 issue, page 90
  • Perspectives: The Trains Were in Transition, and It Was a Fascinating Railroad Business, November 1990 issue, pages 82–83
  • ABCs of Railroading: A History of Track Gauge, September 1992 issue, pages 23–24
  • Regrets from Early Youth, July 1993 issue, page 76

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