Northern Indiana Railway
by George K. Bradley

CERA Bulletin 132

Until the 1930's, the Northern Indiana Railway operated an extensive interurban railway system radiating from South Bend. Veteran CERA author George K. Bradley recounts the life and times of this remarkable traction enterprise and the role it played in linking communities extending from Benton Harbor, Michigan to Michigan City, Indiana. Extensive coverage is given to local city car line operations as well. Not overlooked are the political and economic forces that dictated the ultimate substitution of rubber-tired transport. 244 pages