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| s built a block away from the new Rock Island | Railroad station making it convenient for travelers. |
| mall settlement near the then-new Rock Island | Railroad, named Malowe after Rock Island Railroad atto |
| Originally built by the Gulf and Ship Island | Railroad between Columbia and Silver Creek around 1905 |
| 1887 Smolenka River bridge, Goloday Island | Railroad |
| nded construction of the Gulf and Ship Island | Railroad in Mississippi, co-founded the City of Gulfpo |
| taten Island Tunnel to link the Staten Island | Railroad to the BMT Fourth Avenue Line. |
| He served as director of the Staten Island | Railroad in 1851. |
| In this project, the Colonel's Island | Railroad (reporting mark CISD) was created as a part o |
| The Herr's Island | Railroad Bridge, also known as the West Penn Railroad |
| transit system, Metro North, the Long Island | Railroad, and several bridges and tunnels. |
| Rock Island | Railroad built the first railroad bridge across the Mi |
| The Rock Island | Railroad Bridge is BNSF Railway's bridge across the Co |
| n Switch & Signal in 1944 for the Rock Island | Railroad. |
| 854 completion of the Chicago and Rock Island | Railroad enabled the McGovneys to conveniently move th |
| ion is near the former Peoria and Rock Island | Railroad line, between the Quad Cities and Peoria. |
| Long Island | Railroad Caboose C-60 |
| Joseph & Grand Island | Railroad Company (which was primarily used for the Uni |
| ilt between 1924 and 1929 for the Long Island | Railroad, which was a PRR subsidiary at the time. |
| esident of the Prospect Park and Coney Island | Railroad. |
| Dale was platted along the Rock Island | railroad line before statehood. |
| train operated by the Burlington-Rock Island | Railroad, a subsidiary of both the Chicago, Burlington |
| roads, becoming a director of the Rock Island | Railroad, and receiver of the Iowa Central Railroad (l |
| 23 March 2006), an Italian | railroad executive, with whom she had two daughters. |
| the incorporators of the Catskill and Ithaca | Railroad which was never built. |
| ducts all over the greater Southwest from its | railroad siding. |
| From 1909 to 1912 its | railroad station served summer resorts on the Feather |
| Wilfred Lucas as Jack, | Railroad Express Agent |
| The Fernandina and Jacksonville | Railroad was organized in 1874 and opened in 1881, con |
| The Brooklyn and Jamaica | Railroad was the first railroad on Long Island, incorp |
| In 1871 the Jeffersonville | Railroad sold 98 acres (40 ha) of right-of-way known a |
| The JLC&E | railroad was purchased by the St. Louis-San Francisco |
| The completion of the Joliet-Bloomington | railroad played a major role in the founding of Elwood |
| Lee Jones, | railroad engineer |
| Joseph | Railroad, which was delivering its mail. |
| Joseph | Railroad. |
| The Kiski Junction | Railroad (reporting mark KJR) is a short-line railroad |
| The Grand Junction | Railroad Bridge is a steel truss bridge carrying the G |
| In the 1850s, the Grand Junction | Railroad built a line along what was then the swampy e |
| NYC's New Jersey Junction | Railroad connected to facilities on waterfront to the |
| The Newington Junction | Railroad Depot is located in Newington, Connecticut. |
| Connection was made over the PRR's Junction | Railroad and later the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad's B |
| Hotel Kaaterskill, served by the Kaaterskill | Railroad, Charles Beach hired the Otis Elevator Compan |
| and Delaware standard-gauged the Kaaterskill | Railroad in 1899, and the connection was no more. |
| was torn down in 1899, after the Kaaterskill | Railroad was standardized by the U&D in 1899. |
| The Kaaterskill | Railroad Station, branch MP 19.1, was one of the busie |
| t as part of the three-foot gauge Kaaterskill | Railroad, an extension of the Stony Clove and Catskill |
| cquired by Sloan Cornell of the Knox and Kane | Railroad. |
| the station is also the home of the Kankakee | Railroad Museum. |
| was a stopping place on the Gawler to Kapunda | railroad, which opened in 1860. |
| The Katy | Railroad was laid between Hillsboro and Waco in the fa |
| A third station, the Katy | Railroad Depot, was located at the top of the Main Str |
| o the construction of the Kazan-Yekaterinburg | railroad. |
| In 1914 it was reorganized as the KCM&O | Railroad. |
| ames Loomis was the whole town-saloon keeper, | railroad agent, express agent, and postmaster. |
| founded the Ship Island, Ripley, and Kentucky | Railroad Company. |
| The Chesterfield and Kershaw | Railroad was a railroad that operated in South Carolin |
| er retreat, the Germans had destroyed two key | railroad overpasses which they planned to repair on th |
| dition, the Confederacy suffered from two key | railroad deficiencies. |
| 116 traverses the area and a 42-mile (68 km) | railroad line connects the community with Oneida, Tenn |
| The result was a 341 miles (549 km) | railroad network covering most of western South Caroli |
| It was named for the city's well known | railroad tycoon, Henry B. Plant. |
| company was called the Augusta and Knoxville | Railroad. |
| s consolidated with the Augusta and Knoxville | Railroad. |
| In 1904, the Greenville and Knoxville | Railroad was incorporated to take over the route. |
| The Greenville and Knoxville | Railroad was a South Carolina railroad that operated i |
| The Sievern and Knoxville | Railroad was a South Carolina railroad that operated f |
| a consolidation of the Augusta and Knoxville | Railroad, the Savannah Valley Railroad and the Greenvi |
| The village is located near the Kobyzhcha | Railroad Station, the second railroad station in the w |
| Limon is the western terminus of the Kyle | Railroad and it is here the shortline interchanges wit |
| g community, the town was serviced by the L&N | Railroad which provided passenger and freight depots. |
| On April 17, 2001, the L&N | Railroad Bridge was listed on the National Register of |
| This caused concern for the L&N | railroad. |
| The Old Mount Dora A. C. L. | Railroad Station (also known as the Mount Dora Chamber |
| d paper shortages, consumer product labeling, | railroad freight rates, and municipal bonds. |
| Historically, the Lackawanna | Railroad had built a large station building in 1908, w |
| d on July 17, 1912; acquitting the Lackawanna | Railroad but held engineer Schroeder responsible for t |
| Park in New Jersey, and along the Lackawanna | railroad. |
| The Lackawanna | Railroad in Northwestern New Jersey by Larry Lowenthal |
| rt Morris yard, established by the Lackawanna | Railroad, dated back to the 1850s when rail service wa |
| for the Cincinnati, Indianapolis & Lafayette | Railroad for many years. |
| operations for the Los Angeles and Salt Lake | Railroad (now part of the Union Pacific). |
| rporated the Arcadia, Gulf Coast and Lakeland | Railroad Company, owned by George B. Morton, Anthony P |
| The Chesterfield and Lancaster | Railroad was a South Carolina railroad that operated i |
| rrisburg, Portsmouth, Mount Joy and Lancaster | Railroad provided the rest of the line. |
| embly in 1887, after the Georgetown and Lanes | Railroad was sold under foreclosure in 1886. |
| nd was President of the Troy and Lansingburgh | Railroad, of the Troy and Cohoes Railroad and of the N |
| h the rapid growth and consolidation of large | railroad systems after 1870, union organizations spran |
| , the Erie Lackawanna and several other large | railroad companies were merged into the newly formed f |
| mpanies, including the United State's largest | railroad company, Union Pacific Railroad. |
| By 1920 the Bettendorf plant was the largest | railroad car manufacturing plant west of the Mississip |
| oach Factory (ICF) that is one of the largest | railroad carriage and locomotive manufacturers in the |
| and Manetta is believed to have been the last | railroad in the United States to use a steam-powered l |
| were built as long-distance corridors, later | railroad construction also targeted resource extractio |
| ong the former Columbia, Newberry and Laurens | Railroad. |
| The Columbia, Newberry and Laurens | Railroad was formerly merged into CSX Transportation i |
| ad assisted in getting the Greenville Laurens | Railroad Company to come through the village. |
| The Greenville and Laurens | Railroad was a railroad that served the South Carolina |
| aurens Railway was a successor to the Laurens | Railroad, a shortline carrier that served the South Ca |
| opening of the Columbia, Newberry and Laurens | Railroad. |
| bought by the Columbia, Newberry and Laurens | Railroad in 1894. |
| The Laurens | Railroad apparently went out of business after the Ame |
| construction of the Champlain and St Lawrence | Railroad, the first railway in the province. |
| The Loganville and Lawrenceville | Railroad (L&L) was founded in 1898 and operated a 10-m |
| 9 - December 4, 1925) was an American lawyer, | railroad builder, and judge who made his career in Sea |
| Lincoln Industries repairs and leases | railroad right-of-way maintenance and rail-handling eq |
| Leavenworth | Railroad Co. v. United States, 92 U. S. 733, explained |
| Cornwall & Lebanon | Railroad Station (C & L Depot), Lebanon, PA (1885) |
| The Pine Grove and Lebanon | Railroad was incorporated on September 27, 1868 (the f |
| Lenox | Railroad Station |
| d Lathrop Cooke were partners of the Lewiston | Railroad Company, which connected with the Lockport an |
| The Liberty-White | Railroad was chartered on December 22, 1902, and acqui |
| The Liberty-White | Railroad began experiencing financial difficulties aft |
| His father was a lifelong | railroad worker who died when Glen was two years of ag |
| The Arthur Kill Vertical Lift | Railroad Bridge is a railroad-only, vertical lift brid |
| Porter, Inc. (Porter) manufactured light-duty | railroad locomotives in the USA, starting in 1866. |
| na, Columbus and Eastern, and the Lima-Toledo | Railroad, to form the Cincinnati and Lake Erie Railroa |
| cted outside the perimeter of the 610 Limited | railroad tracks. |
| Trains previously stopped at Limon | Railroad Depot. |
| id 1880s after the Kansas and Gulf Short Line | Railroad bypassed Etna. |
| Winter Park Railway (later Seaboard Air Line | Railroad) station. |
| tually became part of the Atlantic Coast Line | Railroad. |
| This article is about a defunct short line | railroad in east Tennessee. |
| Seaboard Coast Line | Railroad (SCL) Steam Crane #765157 |
| Southern Railway and the Atlantic Coast Line | Railroad. |
| Randsburg Railway was a 28.5-mile branch line | railroad in California's Mojave Desert. |
| The Bay Line | Railroad was included in this purchase. |
| e under the banner of the Seaboard Coast Line | Railroad, formed by the merger of Atlantic Coast Line |
| The bridge was built by the Seaboard Air Line | Railroad. |
| ilway Station is a historic Seaboard Air Line | Railroad depot in Homestead, Florida. |
| lease 32 miles of a former Seaboard Air Line | Railroad from CSX. |
| in 1884 along the Kansas and Gulf Short Line | Railroad. |
| company became known as the Seaboard Air Line | Railroad. |
| tion was later run by the Atlantic Coast Line | Railroad. |
| re employed by the nearby Seaboard Coast Line | Railroad. |
| It was co-owned by the Atlantic Coast Line | Railroad and the Southern Railway. |
| tions in 1987 on a former Seaboard Coast Line | Railroad from Boykins, Virginia, to Tunis in Cofield, |
| Seaboard Air Line | Railroad (SAL) glass-roofed "Sun Lounge" Hollywood Bea |
| This short line | railroad was created after 2001 from the former Southe |
| It became part of the Alantic Coast Line | Railroad in 1898. |
| In 1902 the Atlantic Coast Line | Railroad acquired the Savannah, Florida and Western. |
| entually became part of the Seaboard Air Line | Railroad and the line was abandoned in 1940. |
| The Atlantic Coast Line | Railroad Depot is a historic Atlantic Coast Line Railr |
| The 1905 bridge spanned the Soo Line | railroad tracks, not the river itself. |
| inally built in 1925 by the Seaboard Air Line | Railroad, and rebuilt in 1947. |
| was later bought by the Atlantic Coast Line | Railroad./ |
| Ruifang is served by the Yilan Line | Railroad of Taiwan Railway Administration. |
| Built by the Atlantic Coast Line | Railroad (now CSX), it is located on the U.S. 98/301 B |
| The Atlantic Coast Line | Railroad bought the Charleston, Sumter and Northern in |
| ngton was acquired by the Atlantic Coast Line | Railroad in 1898. |
| in Westfield, Massachusetts, this short line | railroad controls portions of track between Southampto |
| Atlantic Coast Line | Railroad Depot is a historic train station located at |
| The Dade City Atlantic Coast Line | Railroad Depot is a railroad station and historic site |
| ing a hand car at an Indiana Harbor Belt Line | railroad yard, 1943 |
| unge Car-6603 is a historic Seaboard Air Line | Railroad depot in Boca Raton, Florida. |
| was part of the Baltimore and Ohio Short Line | Railroad, and allowed the B&O to bypass its former rou |
| 2006 the Georgia Midland was named Short Line | Railroad of the Year by railroad industry trade journa |
| to work as slave labor on the Thamshavn Line | railroad. |
| oute after it was purchased from the Soo Line | Railroad in April 1987. |
| Railway (reporting mark GFRR) is a short line | railroad operating in Georgia and Florida, and is a su |
| ilway Station is a historic Seaboard Air Line | Railroad depot in Hialeah, Florida. |
| System became part of the Atlantic Coast Line | Railroad in 1902. |
| 7 the ACL merged into the Seaboard Coast Line | Railroad, eventually becoming part of CSX. |
| eporting mark EARY) is one of many short line | railroad companies owned by RailAmerica. |
| Soo Line | Railroad |
| B&C was controlled by the Atlantic Coast Line | Railroad, which owned a majority of the stock. |
| nger Depot was a historic Atlantic Coast Line | Railroad depot in Sarasota, Florida, United States. |
| ing the Number 1 Freeway and the Western Line | railroad running through it. |
| It also served as an Atlantic Coast Line | Railroad station unitl 1927. |
| In 1900, the Raleigh and Augusta Air Line | Railroad and Palmetto Railway become part of Seaboard |
| The line merged with the Seaboard Air Line | Railroad in 1901. |
| mpa, adjacent to the former Seaboard Air Line | Railroad (SAL) Yeoman Yard, it was also the site of a |
| Line Depot is a historic Atlantic Coast Line | Railroad depot in Punta Gorda, Florida, United States. |
| ly chartered in 1887 as the Waycross Air Line | Railroad. |
| s president of Atlanta and Charlotte Air Line | Railroad and director of the Erie and Pittsburgh Railr |
| route in Indiana, United States, see Bee Line | Railroad. |
| The Seaboard Air Line | Railroad Depot is an Amtrak (former Seaboard Air Line |
| The Norfolk and Portsmouth Belt Line | Railroad (reporting mark NPB) is a class III railroad |
| established as a station stop on the Soo Line | Railroad branch line to Whitetail, Montana, constructe |
| t same year, the Raleigh and Augusta Air Line | Railroad leased the Palmetto Railroad line. |
| Southern Railway and the Atlantic Coast Line | Railroad. |
| The Soo Line | Railroad abandoned a section of the line between Bedfo |
| any was controlled by the Atlantic Coast Line | Railroad and the Southern Railway. |
| ir-Line Railway combined the Georgia Air Line | Railroad and the Air Line Railroad in South Carolina u |
| ever, that didn't happen because the Air Line | Railroad never laid any track. |
| 979 it became part of the Seaboard Coast Line | Railroad a predecessor to the CSX system. |
| e originally owned by the Atlantic Coast Line | Railroad. |
| arcels in the area where the Rock Island Line | railroad built a line. |
| f a train operated by the Atlantic Coast Line | Railroad between New York and the west coast of Florid |
| In July 1922 the Atlantic Coast Line | Railroad acquired the Rockingham Railroad. |
| The Bowden Lithia Springs Short Line | Railroad is a historic railroad that operated in the U |
| The Atlantic Coast Line | Railroad took over the Charleston and Western Carolina |
| it was absorbed into the Atlantic Coast Line | Railroad. |
| sboro Junction, where the Atlantic Coast Line | Railroad and Seaboard Air Line railroad crossed paths. |
| The Air Line | Railroad Company of South Carolina was chartered as a |
| was built jointly by the Atlantic Coast Line | Railroad and Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail |
| It was a station on the Seaboard Air Line | Railroad (now CSX Transportation) line which was built |
| ing Car-#6113 is a historic Seaboard Air Line | Railroad dining car in Boca Raton, Florida. |
| The Atlantic Coast Line | Railroad (ACL) took over the C&WC in 1897 but operated |
| The Atlanta and Charlotte Air Line | Railroad was built in the early 1870s and Westminster |
| for passenger use by the Atlantic Coast Line | Railroad in 1904. |
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