"Sam Johnson" offers a unique perspective on the railroad industry in the mid-19th century. Author John Albert Clippinger draws on his own experiences as a telegraph operator to tell the story of Sam Johnson, a railroad worker with a keen eye for detail. His observations shed new light on the inner workings of the transportation industry and the people who made it run. Anyone with an interest in history or transportation will enjoy this informative and entertaining book.

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