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THE LAST WINTER

This striking collection of photos by rail photographer Frank Barry features pictures taken in Chama, New Mexico, in the winter of 1963-64. It was the last time that steam engines hauled cargo long distance year-round in the U.S.

The book includes stories by the photographer about where and how each picture was taken. It was edited, designed and produced by Frank’s daughter Rebecca and his son-in-law Tommy, with a forward written by his wife Barbara.

Read a full review of the book in Classic Trains here.

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Denver and Rio Grande Western, approaching Lobato, New Mexico, 1964

FRANK BARRY PHOTOGRAPHY

From the time he was 7 years old, Frank Barry has been chasing and photographing trains. His work has appeared in over 90 publications, including on the cover of Trains, Classic Trains, in the The Washington Post Magazine, and 100 Greatest Rail Photos.

Prints now available