The Hobo Post Volume 1 Edition 1
Trackside Publishing presents The Hobo Post, a rare and captivating collection of short stories, interviews, and photographs that explore the underground world of North American hobo culture.
Volume One delves into boxcar art, folklore, and the lives of modern-day rail riders, offering an intimate look at the people and traditions that have shaped this way of life. Featured articles include:
• “Ride the Rails with the Unabomber” – An inside look at one of the most infamous figures to travel by freight.
• “Water Bed Lou Calls It Quits!” – The story of a legendary tramp’s realization his tramp life was coming to an end.
• “How I Got My Moniker” – The meaning behind the names of those who roam the rails.
From Water Bed Lou to Fry Pan Jack, from hobo history to freight train hopping, The Hobo Post preserves the stories of a fading subculture. Printed in a short run and available in limited quantities, this is a must-have for anyone fascinated by North American hobo lore.
11”x17”. 12 pages.
Trackside Publishing presents The Hobo Post, a rare and captivating collection of short stories, interviews, and photographs that explore the underground world of North American hobo culture.
Volume One delves into boxcar art, folklore, and the lives of modern-day rail riders, offering an intimate look at the people and traditions that have shaped this way of life. Featured articles include:
• “Ride the Rails with the Unabomber” – An inside look at one of the most infamous figures to travel by freight.
• “Water Bed Lou Calls It Quits!” – The story of a legendary tramp’s realization his tramp life was coming to an end.
• “How I Got My Moniker” – The meaning behind the names of those who roam the rails.
From Water Bed Lou to Fry Pan Jack, from hobo history to freight train hopping, The Hobo Post preserves the stories of a fading subculture. Printed in a short run and available in limited quantities, this is a must-have for anyone fascinated by North American hobo lore.
11”x17”. 12 pages.
Trackside Publishing presents The Hobo Post, a rare and captivating collection of short stories, interviews, and photographs that explore the underground world of North American hobo culture.
Volume One delves into boxcar art, folklore, and the lives of modern-day rail riders, offering an intimate look at the people and traditions that have shaped this way of life. Featured articles include:
• “Ride the Rails with the Unabomber” – An inside look at one of the most infamous figures to travel by freight.
• “Water Bed Lou Calls It Quits!” – The story of a legendary tramp’s realization his tramp life was coming to an end.
• “How I Got My Moniker” – The meaning behind the names of those who roam the rails.
From Water Bed Lou to Fry Pan Jack, from hobo history to freight train hopping, The Hobo Post preserves the stories of a fading subculture. Printed in a short run and available in limited quantities, this is a must-have for anyone fascinated by North American hobo lore.
11”x17”. 12 pages.