BLIND TOM,
The Horse Who Helped Build the Great Railroad
The Horse Who Helped Build the Great Railroad
By Shirley Raye Redmond
Illustrated by Lois Bradley
This is the true story of a sightless workhorse who helped build America's transcontinental railroad in 1863-1869. Telegraph operators tracked the rail workers' daily progress by asking, “Where's Blind Tom today?”
The horse became a minor celebrity as reporters around the country picked up the story of the tenacious blind horse. As informative as it is entertaining, this charmingly illustrated book includes a map of the railroad route, a “Things to Know” page, and a list of museums and Web sites with information about railroad history.
Mountain Press Publishing
ISBN-978-0-87842-558-7
Trade Paperback $10
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