The untold story of the women who connected the country. As far back as 1838, women were hired as nurses/stewardesses in passenger cars. They tended to medical needs and acted as hostesses of sorts, helping passengers have a comfortable journey. However, women played a larger role. Eliza Murfey improved the way bearings worked, E F Sawer was the first female telegraph operator and more. The book details the contributions of females to the entire industry.

By Chris Enss;

Published by: Twodot

Pages: 172; Paperback; 5 ½ x 8 ½ ”