REVISED, LIMITED 2024 EDITION COMMEMORATING THE 100TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE LAST TRAINS IN 2024! This offer includes the documentary DVD that brings this phantom back to life. The 5.6-mile Keeseville, Ausable Chasm & Lake Champlain Railroad hosted several U.S. Presidents, was featured in silent films, and hauled heavy granite for famous landmarks and monuments from 1890 to 1924. Join us for a memorable journey from Burlington, Vermont across Lake Champlain to Port Kent and New York's colorful AuSable River Valley. At the height of the railroad's popularity, nearly 50,000 awestruck passengers a year viewed the spectacular AuSable Chasm, known as the "Grand Canyon of the East", 158 feet below. James R. "Jim" Jones presents a meticulously researched, 186-page chronicle of the life and times of Lake Champlain navigation, Adirondack hotels and industry, two railroads- the KAC&LC and Delaware & Hudson's Champlain Division, Ausable Chasm and its role in Silent Films, followed by the region's highway development that changed the face of this Adirondack Mountain gateway forever. This compelling chronicle and its ambitious Ken Burns-style DVD documentary, were created with assistance from many fellow historians, noted rail authors Michael Kudish, Jim Shaughnessy and others. Get your signed and numbered 8-1/2" x 11" collectable KEESEVILLE, AUSABLE CHASM & LAKE CHAMPLAIN R.R.: ADIRONDACK MOUNTAIN GATEWAY by James R. "Jim" Jones, in its revised and improved version, complete with companion two-hour DVD documentary. Book and DVD feature hundreds of never before published photos and ephemera. All aboard!