About Us
White River Productions is a national leader in the field of railroad-related publishing. Our publications serve historical societies, railfans and modelers alike in providing the highest quality images and articles possible, covering the various railroads across North America and their long and important histories.
We follow John Marbury's principles as set forth in the "Uncle Eric" books:
A Brief History
Founded in 1992 by Kevin EuDaly, President, White River Productions is currently producing 15 historical society magazines plus calendars, books, and other peripheral items such as membership brochures, advertising rate cards, annual meet announcements, and ballots. The company began when owner Kevin EuDaly decided to write and publish Missouri Pacific Diesel Power. He was then editor of the Missouri Pacific Historical Society's magazine The Eagle, and went on to produce Route of the Eagles, the Missouri Pacific in the Streamlined Era, and Santa Fe Rails, Volume 1 (now out of print). It became a full-time venture with a move from Kansas City to rural northern Missouri in the spring of 1996.
During 1995 and 1996 Kevin also edited The Warbonnet for the Santa Fe Modelers Railway Historical Society for one year, a result of the merger between that organization and the Santa Fe Historical Society the previous year. Several more books were published and then WRP began to produce Lines South for the Atlantic Coast Line and Seaboard Air Line Historical Society. The C&NWHS soon joined WRP with Kevin taking on full editorship and production of North Western Lines, one of the industry's leading historical society publications. Three other organizations soon followed, bringing the total to five magazines, four quarterly and one bi-annually. In June, 2005, WRP hired Mike Schafer as overall Art Director, and the Milwaukee Railroad Historical Association's The Milwaukee Railroader and the Erie Lackawanna Historical Society's The Diamond began production under WRP a few weeks after Mike's arrival. It is of note that both of these magazines transitioned to WRP during the same time period with essentially no complications.
In June 2005 Dale Sanders, who had edited and produced CTC Board Railroads Illustrated for 27 years (the last 10 under Hundman Publishing), transitioned into books for Hundman, leaving the reins of CTC Board after nearly three decades. In November 2005, WRP hired Dale Sanders, who brings not only magazine experience but overall publishing experience and additional book production capabilities. His books have long been favorites in the industry, beginning with The Milwaukee Road by Fred Hyde.
White River Productions today employs 13 full time staff, along with other part-time staff as required on specific projects.
Milestones
December 2008: Illinois Traction Society (The Flyer) reaches an all-time high in membership of 493.
December 2008: The Milwaukee Road Historical Association (The Milwaukee Railroader) reaches an all-time membership high of 3,050, making it the largest railroad-specific historical society in the world.
November 2008: The Erie Lackawanna Historical Society (The Diamond) hits an all-time membership high of 1,517.
October 2008: Production of The Post for the Penn Central Railroad Historical Society, Jim Homoki, President, begins.
August 2008: Illinois Traction Society (The Flyer) reaches an all-time high in membership of 474.
August 2008: The Erie Lackawanna Historical Society (The Diamond) hits an all-time membership high of 1,462.
July 2008: A copy of The Illinois Terminal, Road of Personalized Services, is included in the Abraham Lincoln (National) President's Museum collection at Springfield, Illinois.
June 2008: The Erie Lackawanna Historical Society (The Diamond) hits an all-time membership high of 1,417.
April 2007: Production of Flags, Diamonds & Statues for the Anthracite Railroad Historical Society, Walter Hoffmann, President, begins.
April 18, 2008: Iowa Northern Railway Company to post article from Railroads Illustrated April 2008 on the Iowa Northern website at www.iowanorthern.com/news
March 5, 2008: The article Back to the Future, by Bruce Goldberg, that appeared in PTJ 2007-3, is nominated for the David P. Morgan Article Award from the Railway Locomotive & Historical Society.
February 29, 2008: The Missabe Railroad Historical Society (The Ore Extra) membership hits all-time high of 438.
January 9, 2008: Ian Scott joins WRP in the front office and production in the Kansas City office.
January 2007: The Erie Lackawanna Historical Society (The Diamond) hits an all-time membership high of 1,409.
December 27, 2007: Steve Jessup joins WRP in production in the Kansas City office.
December 13, 2007: The production offices of White River Productions are moved to Kansas City, chaos ensues.
November 2007: The Rio Grande Modeling and Historical Society (The Prospector) hits an all-time high of 633 members.
November 2007: The Erie Lackawanna Historical Society (The Diamond) hits an all-time membership high of 1,398.
October 2007: Production of The C&EI Flyer for the C&EI Historical Society, Robert Gibson, Jr., President, begins.
July 2007: The Erie Lackawanna Historical Society (The Diamond) hits an all-time membership high of 1,310 members.
July 25, 2007: White River Productions announces pending move to the greater Kansas City area. Distribution to remain at Bucklin.
July 23, 2007: Melissa Taylor joins WRP in the accounting department.
July 10, 2007: Official Trademark Passenger Train Journal Certificate of Registration is complete.
June 12, 2007: Andy McBride joins WRP in production in the Lee, Illinois, office.
June 2007: Production services begin for the National Railway Historical Society on The Bulletin.
May 2007: The Illinois Central Railroad Heritage Association publishes its first magazine, the Mid-American, 2007:1.
May 2007: The Erie Lackawanna Historical Society (The Diamond) hits an all-time membership high of 1,306.
May 2007: The Atlantic Coast Line & Seaboard Air Line Historical Society (Lines South) reaches an all-time high of 1,102 members.
May 2007: Production of The Arrow for the Norfolk & Western Historical Society, Bill McClure, President, begins.
April 27, 2007: Specific statement of use filed for the Passenger Train Journal trademark is accepted in all respects, clearing the way for official registration.
April 2007: WRP contracts with Crupper Consulting Services for computer and telecommunication services.
April 2007: The Missabe Railroad Historical Society (The Ore Extra) membership hits all-time high of 412.
March 2007: Illinois Traction Society (The Flyer) reaches an all-time high in membership of 462.
February 2, 2007: Nadean EuDaly, office manager, begins handling subscriptions and accounting department duties.
January 2007:Railroads Illustrated February 2007 is the first issue released by White River Productions.
January 10, 2007: Shelly Yowell joins WRP as receptionist and in the accounting department.
November 2006: Cinthia Priest is named as Editor for Railroads Illustrated, with production occurring in the Paired Rail Railroad Productions offices in Kansas City.
October 2006: Production of the L&N Magazine for the Louisville & Nashville Historical Society, Lee Singletary, President, begins.
September 2006: The first Passenger Train Journal, Mike Schafer, Editor, is published by White River Productions after a ten-year hiatus.
August 29, 2006: An agreement is reached with Hundman Publishing transferring CTC Board to WRP. The magazine is immediately renamed Railroads Illustrated.
August 2006:Southern Pacific Sacramento Division by Brian Jennison and Vic Neves published.
August 2006: Production of Scale Rails and the NMRA Bulletin for the National Model Railroad Association, John Roberts, President, begins. Production occurs at Paired Rail Railroad Productions offices in Kansas City, under the editorship of Stephen Priest.
July 2006: The Missabe Railroad Historical Society (The Ore Extra) membership breaks 400, with 408 members.
April 8, 2006: Tom Hooper joins WRP as production assistant in Lee, Illinois office.
April 2006: Illinois Traction Society (The Flyer) reaches an all-time high in membership of 360.
February 2006: White River Productions buys the Passenger Train Journal trademark.
January 2006: Production of the The Prospector for the Rio Grand Modeling & Historical Society, Bob Webber, President, begins.
November 2, 2005: Dale Sanders joins WRP in book and magazine production - establishes the Concord, California, office.
October 1, 2005: Nathan Jacobs joins WRP in distribution department.
September 2005: Production of the GM&OHS News for the Gulf, Modile & Ohio Historical Society, Bill Molony, President, begins.
September 2005: The Atlantic Coast Line & Seaboard Air Line Historical Society reaches a record membership level of 1,079.
August 2, 2005: Jim Dowell joins WRP as scanning technician.
July 2005: Production of The Milwaukee Railroader for the Milwaukee Road Historical Association, Bob Storozuk, President, begins.
June 2005: Production of The Diamond for the Erie Lackawanna Historical Society, Schuyler Larabee, President, begins.
June 7, 2005: Mike Schafer joins WRP — art direction and production, and establishes the Lee, Illinois, office.
May 2005:The C&NW Business Train published for the Chicago & North Western Historical Society.
May 2005: Josh Smith joins WRP as summer scanning technician.
April 2005: The Missabe Railroad Historical Society (The Ore Extra) membership reaches 368 members.
April 2005: Production of The Rocket, a new magazine for the Rock Island Technical Society, Jeffrey Spangle, President, begins.
March 2005:The Illinois Terminal, Road of Personalized Services by Dale Jenkins published.
December 2004: Production begins on The Ore Extra for the Missabe Railroad Historical Society, Gene Clark, President.
April 2004:The Chicago Great Western: Depots along the Corn Belt Route (currently out of print) by Jerry Huddleston and Joe Piersen published for the Chicago & North Western Historical Society. Subsequently reprinted twice (currently out of print).
April 18, 2004: Documentary film Twilight on the Rails debuts at the Kansas City Film Festival Jubilee.
February 2004: Dan Hansen joins WRP as sales and distribution manager.
November 2003: Chris Palmer joins WRP as scanning technician.
October 2003: C.J. Johnson departs WRP for film school at the New York Film Academy in Hollywood, California.
October 18, 2003: Test audience screens a preliminary rough cut of Twilight on the Rails at Macon Cinema, Macon, Missouri.
August 2003: Release of first DVD: The C&NWHS 2003 Annual Meet.
July 2003:The New Haven Railroad in the McGinnis Era by Marc Fratassio published.
June 2003: C.J. Johnson and Kevin EuDaly return to British Columbia to film interviews for the documentary film Twilight on the Rails.
June 2003: Mike Thompson returns to WRP for another summer as scanning technician.
October 2002: C.J. Johnson and Kevin EuDaly film the end of BC Rail passenger service for the documentary film Twilight on the Rails.
June 2002: Mike Thompson joins WRP as scanning technician for summer.
September 2001: Carl (C.J.) Johnson joins WRP, magazine and video production.
August 2001: Production of The Flyer for the Illinois Traction Society, Dale Jenkins, President, begins.
May 2000: Production of North Western Lines for the Chicago & North Western Historical Society, Dana Grefe, President, begins.
June 1999: Joe Oates, President of the Atlantic Coast Line & Seaboard Air Line Historical Society, visits WRP and subsequently the ACL&SALHS transfers production of Lines South to WRP. After a three-year hiatus, White River Productions is back in the magazine business.
April 1999:Chesapeake & Ohio West End by Kevin EuDaly and Eugene Huddleston published.
March 1999:Shortline Railroads of Arkansas (currently out of print) produced for the Arkansas Railroad Club.
April 1998:Southern Pacific Rails by Peter Limas et. al. published.
September 1997:Railroad Stations and Trains through Arkansas and the Southwest (currently out of print) produced for the Arkansas Railroad Club.
July 1997:Route of the Rockets by Greg Stout published.
October 1996: Terri Bell joins WRP as receptionist - first employee.
May 1996: White River Productions incorporated in Missouri.
April 1996: White River Productions moves from Kansas City to Bucklin, Missouri, at milepost 336 on Santa Fe's Chicago-California Transcon.
March 1996:Santa Fe Rails, Volume 1 (currently out of print) by Kevin EuDaly et. al. published.
April 1996:The Eagle is released to another editor, and The Warbonnet editorship is rewarded by SFRH&MS to John Signor. WRP is temporarily out of the magazine business.
November 1995: The Missouri Pacific Historical Society reaches an all-time high of 987 members.
July 1995:Route of the Eagles by Greg Stout published.
April 1995: Kevin EuDaly begins new magazine, The Warbonnet, for the Santa Fe Railway Historical and Modeling Society.
March 1995: White River Productions' first book, Missouri Pacific Diesel Power, published.
January 1994: The Missouri Pacific Historical Society reaches an all-time high of 938 members.
February 1993:Ship It on the Frisco by Kevin EuDaly published in the Burlington Northern 1992 Annual (Hyrail Productions).
November 1992: Kevin EuDaly takes over as editor of The Eagle for the Missouri Pacific Historical Society.
October 1992:Santa Fe 1992 Annual by Kevin EuDaly published by Hyrail Productions.
April 1992:Run 8 to Apex by Kevin EuDaly published in Trains Magazine.
January 1992: Hyrail Productions (owned by Dale Sanders), contracts with Kevin EuDaly for production of the Santa Fe 1992 Annual (currently out of print).
December 1991:White River, Right Scenery, Wrong Route published in CTC Board Railroads Illustrated.
July 1991: Kevin EuDaly writes White River, Right Scenery, Wrong Route for CTC Board Railroads Illustrated.
May 1985: Kevin EuDaly draws the map for the 1985 NMRA Convention in Kansas City — his name is erased from the map and replaced by another's before publishing (a hearty "welcome" to publishing piracy!)
We follow John Marbury's principles as set forth in the "Uncle Eric" books:
1) Always do what you say you're going to do
(the basis for all contract law)
(the basis for all contract law)
2) Never encroach on other people's person or property
(the basis for all civil law)
(the basis for all civil law)
A Brief History
Founded in 1992 by Kevin EuDaly, President, White River Productions is currently producing 15 historical society magazines plus calendars, books, and other peripheral items such as membership brochures, advertising rate cards, annual meet announcements, and ballots. The company began when owner Kevin EuDaly decided to write and publish Missouri Pacific Diesel Power. He was then editor of the Missouri Pacific Historical Society's magazine The Eagle, and went on to produce Route of the Eagles, the Missouri Pacific in the Streamlined Era, and Santa Fe Rails, Volume 1 (now out of print). It became a full-time venture with a move from Kansas City to rural northern Missouri in the spring of 1996.
During 1995 and 1996 Kevin also edited The Warbonnet for the Santa Fe Modelers Railway Historical Society for one year, a result of the merger between that organization and the Santa Fe Historical Society the previous year. Several more books were published and then WRP began to produce Lines South for the Atlantic Coast Line and Seaboard Air Line Historical Society. The C&NWHS soon joined WRP with Kevin taking on full editorship and production of North Western Lines, one of the industry's leading historical society publications. Three other organizations soon followed, bringing the total to five magazines, four quarterly and one bi-annually. In June, 2005, WRP hired Mike Schafer as overall Art Director, and the Milwaukee Railroad Historical Association's The Milwaukee Railroader and the Erie Lackawanna Historical Society's The Diamond began production under WRP a few weeks after Mike's arrival. It is of note that both of these magazines transitioned to WRP during the same time period with essentially no complications.
In June 2005 Dale Sanders, who had edited and produced CTC Board Railroads Illustrated for 27 years (the last 10 under Hundman Publishing), transitioned into books for Hundman, leaving the reins of CTC Board after nearly three decades. In November 2005, WRP hired Dale Sanders, who brings not only magazine experience but overall publishing experience and additional book production capabilities. His books have long been favorites in the industry, beginning with The Milwaukee Road by Fred Hyde.
White River Productions today employs 13 full time staff, along with other part-time staff as required on specific projects.
Milestones
December 2008: Illinois Traction Society (The Flyer) reaches an all-time high in membership of 493.
December 2008: The Milwaukee Road Historical Association (The Milwaukee Railroader) reaches an all-time membership high of 3,050, making it the largest railroad-specific historical society in the world.
November 2008: The Erie Lackawanna Historical Society (The Diamond) hits an all-time membership high of 1,517.
October 2008: Production of The Post for the Penn Central Railroad Historical Society, Jim Homoki, President, begins.
August 2008: Illinois Traction Society (The Flyer) reaches an all-time high in membership of 474.
August 2008: The Erie Lackawanna Historical Society (The Diamond) hits an all-time membership high of 1,462.
July 2008: A copy of The Illinois Terminal, Road of Personalized Services, is included in the Abraham Lincoln (National) President's Museum collection at Springfield, Illinois.
June 2008: The Erie Lackawanna Historical Society (The Diamond) hits an all-time membership high of 1,417.
April 2007: Production of Flags, Diamonds & Statues for the Anthracite Railroad Historical Society, Walter Hoffmann, President, begins.
April 18, 2008: Iowa Northern Railway Company to post article from Railroads Illustrated April 2008 on the Iowa Northern website at www.iowanorthern.com/news
March 5, 2008: The article Back to the Future, by Bruce Goldberg, that appeared in PTJ 2007-3, is nominated for the David P. Morgan Article Award from the Railway Locomotive & Historical Society.
February 29, 2008: The Missabe Railroad Historical Society (The Ore Extra) membership hits all-time high of 438.
January 9, 2008: Ian Scott joins WRP in the front office and production in the Kansas City office.
January 2007: The Erie Lackawanna Historical Society (The Diamond) hits an all-time membership high of 1,409.
December 27, 2007: Steve Jessup joins WRP in production in the Kansas City office.
December 13, 2007: The production offices of White River Productions are moved to Kansas City, chaos ensues.
November 2007: The Rio Grande Modeling and Historical Society (The Prospector) hits an all-time high of 633 members.
November 2007: The Erie Lackawanna Historical Society (The Diamond) hits an all-time membership high of 1,398.
October 2007: Production of The C&EI Flyer for the C&EI Historical Society, Robert Gibson, Jr., President, begins.
July 2007: The Erie Lackawanna Historical Society (The Diamond) hits an all-time membership high of 1,310 members.
July 25, 2007: White River Productions announces pending move to the greater Kansas City area. Distribution to remain at Bucklin.
July 23, 2007: Melissa Taylor joins WRP in the accounting department.
July 10, 2007: Official Trademark Passenger Train Journal Certificate of Registration is complete.
June 12, 2007: Andy McBride joins WRP in production in the Lee, Illinois, office.
June 2007: Production services begin for the National Railway Historical Society on The Bulletin.
May 2007: The Illinois Central Railroad Heritage Association publishes its first magazine, the Mid-American, 2007:1.
May 2007: The Erie Lackawanna Historical Society (The Diamond) hits an all-time membership high of 1,306.
May 2007: The Atlantic Coast Line & Seaboard Air Line Historical Society (Lines South) reaches an all-time high of 1,102 members.
May 2007: Production of The Arrow for the Norfolk & Western Historical Society, Bill McClure, President, begins.
April 27, 2007: Specific statement of use filed for the Passenger Train Journal trademark is accepted in all respects, clearing the way for official registration.
April 2007: WRP contracts with Crupper Consulting Services for computer and telecommunication services.
April 2007: The Missabe Railroad Historical Society (The Ore Extra) membership hits all-time high of 412.
March 2007: Illinois Traction Society (The Flyer) reaches an all-time high in membership of 462.
February 2, 2007: Nadean EuDaly, office manager, begins handling subscriptions and accounting department duties.
January 2007:Railroads Illustrated February 2007 is the first issue released by White River Productions.
January 10, 2007: Shelly Yowell joins WRP as receptionist and in the accounting department.
November 2006: Cinthia Priest is named as Editor for Railroads Illustrated, with production occurring in the Paired Rail Railroad Productions offices in Kansas City.
October 2006: Production of the L&N Magazine for the Louisville & Nashville Historical Society, Lee Singletary, President, begins.
September 2006: The first Passenger Train Journal, Mike Schafer, Editor, is published by White River Productions after a ten-year hiatus.
August 29, 2006: An agreement is reached with Hundman Publishing transferring CTC Board to WRP. The magazine is immediately renamed Railroads Illustrated.
August 2006:Southern Pacific Sacramento Division by Brian Jennison and Vic Neves published.
August 2006: Production of Scale Rails and the NMRA Bulletin for the National Model Railroad Association, John Roberts, President, begins. Production occurs at Paired Rail Railroad Productions offices in Kansas City, under the editorship of Stephen Priest.
July 2006: The Missabe Railroad Historical Society (The Ore Extra) membership breaks 400, with 408 members.
April 8, 2006: Tom Hooper joins WRP as production assistant in Lee, Illinois office.
April 2006: Illinois Traction Society (The Flyer) reaches an all-time high in membership of 360.
February 2006: White River Productions buys the Passenger Train Journal trademark.
January 2006: Production of the The Prospector for the Rio Grand Modeling & Historical Society, Bob Webber, President, begins.
November 2, 2005: Dale Sanders joins WRP in book and magazine production - establishes the Concord, California, office.
October 1, 2005: Nathan Jacobs joins WRP in distribution department.
September 2005: Production of the GM&OHS News for the Gulf, Modile & Ohio Historical Society, Bill Molony, President, begins.
September 2005: The Atlantic Coast Line & Seaboard Air Line Historical Society reaches a record membership level of 1,079.
August 2, 2005: Jim Dowell joins WRP as scanning technician.
July 2005: Production of The Milwaukee Railroader for the Milwaukee Road Historical Association, Bob Storozuk, President, begins.
June 2005: Production of The Diamond for the Erie Lackawanna Historical Society, Schuyler Larabee, President, begins.
June 7, 2005: Mike Schafer joins WRP — art direction and production, and establishes the Lee, Illinois, office.
May 2005:The C&NW Business Train published for the Chicago & North Western Historical Society.
May 2005: Josh Smith joins WRP as summer scanning technician.
April 2005: The Missabe Railroad Historical Society (The Ore Extra) membership reaches 368 members.
April 2005: Production of The Rocket, a new magazine for the Rock Island Technical Society, Jeffrey Spangle, President, begins.
March 2005:The Illinois Terminal, Road of Personalized Services by Dale Jenkins published.
December 2004: Production begins on The Ore Extra for the Missabe Railroad Historical Society, Gene Clark, President.
April 2004:The Chicago Great Western: Depots along the Corn Belt Route (currently out of print) by Jerry Huddleston and Joe Piersen published for the Chicago & North Western Historical Society. Subsequently reprinted twice (currently out of print).
April 18, 2004: Documentary film Twilight on the Rails debuts at the Kansas City Film Festival Jubilee.
February 2004: Dan Hansen joins WRP as sales and distribution manager.
November 2003: Chris Palmer joins WRP as scanning technician.
October 2003: C.J. Johnson departs WRP for film school at the New York Film Academy in Hollywood, California.
October 18, 2003: Test audience screens a preliminary rough cut of Twilight on the Rails at Macon Cinema, Macon, Missouri.
August 2003: Release of first DVD: The C&NWHS 2003 Annual Meet.
July 2003:The New Haven Railroad in the McGinnis Era by Marc Fratassio published.
June 2003: C.J. Johnson and Kevin EuDaly return to British Columbia to film interviews for the documentary film Twilight on the Rails.
June 2003: Mike Thompson returns to WRP for another summer as scanning technician.
October 2002: C.J. Johnson and Kevin EuDaly film the end of BC Rail passenger service for the documentary film Twilight on the Rails.
June 2002: Mike Thompson joins WRP as scanning technician for summer.
September 2001: Carl (C.J.) Johnson joins WRP, magazine and video production.
August 2001: Production of The Flyer for the Illinois Traction Society, Dale Jenkins, President, begins.
May 2000: Production of North Western Lines for the Chicago & North Western Historical Society, Dana Grefe, President, begins.
June 1999: Joe Oates, President of the Atlantic Coast Line & Seaboard Air Line Historical Society, visits WRP and subsequently the ACL&SALHS transfers production of Lines South to WRP. After a three-year hiatus, White River Productions is back in the magazine business.
April 1999:Chesapeake & Ohio West End by Kevin EuDaly and Eugene Huddleston published.
March 1999:Shortline Railroads of Arkansas (currently out of print) produced for the Arkansas Railroad Club.
April 1998:Southern Pacific Rails by Peter Limas et. al. published.
September 1997:Railroad Stations and Trains through Arkansas and the Southwest (currently out of print) produced for the Arkansas Railroad Club.
July 1997:Route of the Rockets by Greg Stout published.
October 1996: Terri Bell joins WRP as receptionist - first employee.
May 1996: White River Productions incorporated in Missouri.
April 1996: White River Productions moves from Kansas City to Bucklin, Missouri, at milepost 336 on Santa Fe's Chicago-California Transcon.
March 1996:Santa Fe Rails, Volume 1 (currently out of print) by Kevin EuDaly et. al. published.
April 1996:The Eagle is released to another editor, and The Warbonnet editorship is rewarded by SFRH&MS to John Signor. WRP is temporarily out of the magazine business.
November 1995: The Missouri Pacific Historical Society reaches an all-time high of 987 members.
July 1995:Route of the Eagles by Greg Stout published.
April 1995: Kevin EuDaly begins new magazine, The Warbonnet, for the Santa Fe Railway Historical and Modeling Society.
March 1995: White River Productions' first book, Missouri Pacific Diesel Power, published.
January 1994: The Missouri Pacific Historical Society reaches an all-time high of 938 members.
February 1993:Ship It on the Frisco by Kevin EuDaly published in the Burlington Northern 1992 Annual (Hyrail Productions).
November 1992: Kevin EuDaly takes over as editor of The Eagle for the Missouri Pacific Historical Society.
October 1992:Santa Fe 1992 Annual by Kevin EuDaly published by Hyrail Productions.
April 1992:Run 8 to Apex by Kevin EuDaly published in Trains Magazine.
January 1992: Hyrail Productions (owned by Dale Sanders), contracts with Kevin EuDaly for production of the Santa Fe 1992 Annual (currently out of print).
December 1991:White River, Right Scenery, Wrong Route published in CTC Board Railroads Illustrated.
July 1991: Kevin EuDaly writes White River, Right Scenery, Wrong Route for CTC Board Railroads Illustrated.
May 1985: Kevin EuDaly draws the map for the 1985 NMRA Convention in Kansas City — his name is erased from the map and replaced by another's before publishing (a hearty "welcome" to publishing piracy!)
