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| ou can probably find Boxcar Betty roaming the | railroad yards across the country. |
| Passenger | Railroad Rebuilding Act of 1980 (allowed funding of co |
| win Hale Abbot (1834 - 1927) was a lawyer and | railroad executive, active in Boston and Milwaukee. |
| However, day to day operation of the | railroad was actually incorporated with a fellow South |
| The | railroad is actually spelled without the comma. |
| The | railroad wasn't actually chartered until 1887 and it w |
| An extension of the | railroad was added so the soil could be transported in |
| h the rapid growth and consolidation of large | railroad systems after 1870, union organizations spran |
| The two | railroad lines, after numerous ownership and name chan |
| nt Engineer of the Seneca Falls and Sodus Bay | Railroad, and afterwards was Assistant Engineer of the |
| In 1914 the | railroad once again reorganized, this time as the Gree |
| Wilfred Lucas as Jack, | Railroad Express Agent |
| After the war, Anderson became a | railroad freight agent and police chief in Atlanta, Ge |
| plica of the old Homestead Florida East Coast | Railroad Station Agent's home that was built in 1904. |
| The | railroad reached Aiken in 1902 and began operations th |
| y of Alabama (WRA) was created as the Western | Railroad of Alabama by the owners of the Montgomery an |
| The East and West | Railroad of Alabama was a narrow gauge railroad in the |
| appeared in as Patch in Thomas and the Magic | Railroad, with Alec Baldwin, Peter Fonda and Mara Wils |
| Grand Funk | Railroad opened all three days and played through the |
| ane between 1989 and spring of 2006, when the | railroad ceased all operations. |
| The legislature also refused to grant the | Railroad Commission all the powers Knott had requested |
| o Pine Grove and Auburn, as part of a planned | railroad to Allentown. |
| was part of the Baltimore and Ohio Short Line | Railroad, and allowed the B&O to bypass its former rou |
| By 1892 the | railroad had almost completed its original plan when a |
| former Niskayuna | Railroad Station along the trail, March 2010 |
| It was a small | railroad town along the Murphy Branch of the Western N |
| Fox River Grove Station is a commuter | railroad station along Metra's Union Pacific/Northwest |
| In the past, a | railroad track along the southern edge of the Marina G |
| The Harlem Line of the Metro-North commuter | railroad runs along the Bronx River and has two stops |
| O'Hare Transfer is a commuter | railroad station along Metra's North Central Service t |
| Gladstone is a | railroad station along the SEPTA Media/Elwyn Line, in |
| The towers will be built on a platform over | railroad tracks along Ninth Ave. between 31st and 33rd |
| Tucker grew as a | railroad stop along the Seaboard Air Line Railroad, wh |
| Highlands Station is one of three commuter | railroad station along Metra's BNSF Railway line in Hi |
| The Valley | Railroad Company, along with the Boone and Scenic Vall |
| rlington Heights is one of two Metra commuter | railroad stations along Metra's Union Pacific/Northwes |
| It interchanges with Union Pacific | Railroad at Alpine, Texas, and with BNSF Railway and t |
| to its arch competitor, the New York Central | Railroad, which already served Manhattan. |
| The | railroad industry also wanted bison herds culled or el |
| The Amtrak/Springfield Terminal | Railroad Bridge, also known as Warehouse Point railroa |
| A partner in the Midland | Railroad, he also presided over operations of the Cann |
| The Pittsburgh & Steubenville Extension | Railroad Tunnel, also known as the Panhandle Tunnel wa |
| A junction leading to the B&O | Railroad Museum also exists between here and the termi |
| Coincidently, the same story of a headless | railroad conductor also is offered as the explanation |
| Railroad workers also participate in Medicare. | |
| The Washington & Old Dominion | Railroad Trail also goes along the border of the devel |
| The CSX | railroad bridge also spans the Pass a short distance s |
| The Herr's Island | Railroad Bridge, also known as the West Penn Railroad |
| While principally a logging | railroad, it also operated passenger service until 190 |
| t is a subsidiary of the Georgia Northeastern | Railroad, which also operates freight service on the s |
| were built as long-distance corridors, later | railroad construction also targeted resource extractio |
| iously utilized the historic Southern Pacific | Railroad Station, also known as the Sunset Station, wh |
| Other | railroad investors also received land for speculative |
| The Old Colony | Railroad Station, also known as the North Easton Railr |
| The | railroad was also removed, and sugar beets were shippe |
| The Saugatuck River | Railroad Bridge, also known as Saugatuck River Bridge, |
| Two other Baltimore and Ohio | Railroad stations also used to exist in the Borough. |
| ay it was built in 1890) by the South Florida | Railroad, and also served the Tavares, Orlando, and At |
| Newton's historic | railroad district also contains two Richardsonian stat |
| The official address is given by MBTA as 70 | Railroad Avenue, although it's actually located north |
| Wason clients included the Michigan Southern | Railroad (1846-1855), Alton Railroad, Central Railroad |
| Norm Cohen, author, Long Steel Rail: The | Railroad in American Folksong |
| ame postmaster of Portland and helped build a | railroad line among other business ventures. |
| Besides building locomotives for | railroad use, Amoskeag also built steam fire engines. |
| s an expert witness by the Baltimore and Ohio | Railroad in an effort to invalidate Winans' patent. |
| United States Military | Railroad was an organization that ran railroads for th |
| Dunne went to work on the Northern Pacific | Railroad as an electrician, making a home in Vancouver |
| d in the construction of the transcontinental | railroad as an employee of the Union Pacific. |
| The Metropolitan Street | Railroad was an early streetcar company in Atlanta. |
| The Petaluma and Santa Rosa | Railroad was an electric interurban railway in Sonoma |
| arleston was chartered in 1836 to construct a | railroad from an intersection with the Charleston and |
| The Chicago and Milwaukee Electric | Railroad was an electric interurban railroad that conn |
| The Richmond and Danville | Railroad was an essential transportation link for the |
| The Nassau Electric | Railroad was an electric street railway company in the |
| In 1953, the Pennsylvania | Railroad announced an end to the service to Old Point |
| The | railroad was an integral part of Herndon's agricultura |
| The Louisville, Cincinnati and Charleston | Railroad was an antebellum railroad that served the So |
| hwest of Bidwell's Bar on the Western Pacific | Railroad, at an elevation of 902 feet (275 m). |
| southeast of Gridley on the Northern Electric | Railroad, at an elevation of 89 feet (27 m). |
| ine took control of the C&WC and operated the | railroad as an independent company until formal absorp |
| Mississippi Central | Railroad (1852-1874), an earlier Illinois Central pred |
| The Brooklyn Elevated | Railroad was an elevated railroad company in Brooklyn, |
| stored for daily operations on the Disneyland | Railroad in Anaheim, California, as the railroad's num |
| Other elements guarded important | railroad locations and bridgeheads. |
| estnut Hill West Line, on former Pennsylvania | Railroad tracks, and is 8.5 track miles from Suburban |
| of the pipelines follow historic Northeastern | railroad rights-of-way, and the firm is a surviving fr |
| It is located at the crossroads of a | railroad, I-90, and the Taconic State Parkway. |
| St. Joseph Lead Company built a narrow gauge | railroad thirteen and one-half miles long, reaching fr |
| akeland Dr, east of Highland Rd, north of the | railroad tracks, and south of Garland Rd/ White Rock L |
| illed, the town of Salton, a Southern Pacific | Railroad siding and Torres-Martinez Indian land were s |
| born into a wealthy family with interests in | railroad companies, and inherited the family's estate. |
| the New York Connecting Bridge, the New York | Railroad Bridge, and the Junction Railroad Bridge. |
| ow Grove and Springfield Avenues, the Reading | Railroad line and Stenton Avenue. |
| Francisco Beschi was born to a | railroad worker and his wife in 1951 on the 6th of Aug |
| The DMUs would operate along the old Northern | Railroad line and terminate in Tenafly in central Berg |
| s, 21 locomotives, over 140 horse wagons, 163 | railroad cars and much other military equipment. |
| l stands today, and has been converted into a | Railroad Museum and the town library, within holds the |
| He then worked as a | railroad trainman and repairman, and at other blue-col |
| There is also an old | railroad station and European-style cemetery with grav |
| ing was located between the Boston and Albany | railroad yards and Huntington avenue. |
| n 1890 Walsh worked on injury cases involving | railroad accidents and on copper litigation. |
| al Observatory was used to ensure accuracy of | railroad chronometers and schedule American rail trans |
| Manual for | Railroad Engineers and Students (1881) - contains deta |
| mishing, Butler seemed content to tear up the | railroad tracks and did not press the defenders. |
| the Oakland Pier or the SP Mole was a massive | railroad wharf and ferry pier in Oakland, California. |
| The eastern portal connects to the Anacostia | Railroad Bridge and the CSX Capital Subdivision. |
| of events that commemorate Juneteenth, Yulee | Railroad Days, and African American Music Month. |
| ernatorial candidate in 1859, businessman and | railroad tycoon, and later Governor Leland Stanford. |
| Cima was founded circa 1906, and served as a | railroad siding and a commercial center for ranchers a |
| Railroad John and the Red Rock Run. | |
| Sandersville | Railroad locomotives and shops in Sandersville, GA. |
| enue, and North Williamson Avenue between the | railroad tracks and University Drive. |
| estnut Hill West Line, on former Pennsylvania | Railroad tracks, and is 10.7 track miles from Suburban |
| rds, he was appointed an attorney for several | railroad companies and was appointed a United States l |
| Renacci's father was a | railroad worker and his mother was a nurse. |
| 1861-1863, she rented the house to a New York | railroad contractor and his family. |
| State Park (a rail trail) follows the former | railroad bed and features the 137-foot high Lyman Viad |
| Railroad Model and Historical Association of El Paso | |
| He was also involved with the | railroad industry and other forms of communication. |
| It includes a library, a | railroad station, and a statue. |
| It was a | railroad stop and a ranching settlement, once known as |
| The house was home to | railroad, banking and industry executives. |
| It operated about 15 miles (24 km) of | railroad in and around Birmingham, Alabama. |
| is located along the former Norfolk Southern | Railroad right-of-way and the trail is being construct |
| He actively expanded the family's | railroad empire, and added millions to the gargantuan |
| Golden Gate was built along the | railroad tracks and the Little Wabash river for busine |
| ed and dedicated historian can still find the | railroad bed and tunnel. |
| s changed in the 1880s when the Texas Central | Railroad planned and started building from east to wes |
| all was making a freight run between Maricopa | railroad station and Prescott when he was caught in a |
| hleen Mortimer (born 1917), was a daughter of | railroad heir and United States ambassador Averell Har |
| The 1975 extension was built along a commuter | railroad line and was considered less disruptive than |
| ment proved to be inadequate for contemporary | railroad needs, and was torn down and replaced in 1910 |
| Hammann was born in a family of a | railroad worker and a midwife, the first of nine child |
| e Station, MP 48.1 on the Ulster and Delaware | Railroad (U&D), and MP 37.52 on the Delaware and North |
| lized the Penn Central under the terms of the | Railroad Revitalization and Regulatory Reform Act of 1 |
| of market share to the trucking industry, the | railroad industry and its unions were forced to ask fo |
| , he urged Congress to increase regulation of | railroad rates, and allow the Commission to value rail |
| In addition, the structure has served as a | railroad hotel and boarding house. |
| The clip also features a | railroad montage, and underwater shots of the Mississi |
| It was originally a Missouri Pacific | Railroad station and has been listed on the National R |
| It passes the Missouri-Pacific | Railroad Depot-Hope and the Ethridge House, both on th |
| 2000 and also operates the Virginia Southern | Railroad (VSRR) and Chesapeake and Albemarle Railroad |
| sons assumed the head positions in the family | railroad empire, and they inherited his massive fortun |
| was founded as a stop on the Northern Pacific | Railroad line and named after a company official. |
| After school, he worked with his father in | railroad contracting and spent time working in telegra |
| Wabash | Railroad (Norfolk and Western Railway from 1964) - Blu |
| th Town Line Road, WIS 74 turns north under a | railroad trestle and heads towards the northwest into |
| Richmond Main Street Station is a historic | railroad station and office building in Richmond, Virg |
| line was built by the Oxford and Clarksville | Railroad, Clarksville and North Carolina Railroad, Atl |
| east onto Main Street, crossing over a set of | railroad tracks and passing the Quad Graphics printing |
| nolia is located along the Baltimore and Ohio | Railroad mainline and east of where the Western Maryla |
| The school bus was caught between the | railroad tracks and the intersection with US 14, resul |
| He engaged in | railroad building and operation 1865-1875, and was pro |
| s used were once part of the Illinois Central | Railroad system, and are now owned by the CN. |
| Route 11 enters Petal, paralleling the nearby | railroad tracks and North Railroad Avenue. |
| llage also had a hospital, shops, a school, a | railroad depot, and other services available. |
| lier success, Kautz was unable to destroy the | railroad bridge, and the force turned back to the east |
| The station was part of the Connecticut River | Railroad line and was built in 1883. |
| The mob marched the Chinese to a | railroad station and stuck them on a train to Portland |
| A | railroad museum and a performing arts center is also p |
| The town originated as a | railroad town and was named Summit because it was thou |
| He was employed by the Maine Central | Railroad Company and worked for the company in a numbe |
| ary activity began with the construction of a | railroad siding and drainage improvements to overcome |
| Superintendent and engineer of the Fitchburg | Railroad 1843-1851 and president of the Philadelphia, |
| ned, and then resettled by a group of retired | railroad workers and their children. |
| ed the Fahrpanzer was mounted on narrow gauge | railroad trucks and was wheeled along 60 cm tracks to |
| He also obtained valuable | railroad, telegraph, and telephone concessions (later |
| It consists of a small | railroad yard and a railroad ferry terminal. |
| Alvan, along the Chicago and Eastern Illinois | Railroad railroad, and was called Gilbert in honor of |
| After graduation, Talbot headed west and did | railroad construction and maintenance in Colorado, Ida |
| Alvah Crocker, a paper and | railroad magnate and U.S. Representative, was the firs |
| rill served as president of the Maine Central | Railroad 1864-1866 and again 1873-1875. |
| ents, including banks, insurance companies, a | railroad company, and the Chicago Board of Trade. |
| nown locally as North Lee Street north of the | railroad tracks, and as South Lee Street south of the |
| He took an interest in the | railroad industry and served as an associate state rai |
| These cargoes were transferred to | railroad cars and sent from the city throughout the Co |
| 30, 1810 - December 29, 1878) was an American | railroad builder and executive, and a politician from |
| he Collamer Church of God, the pillars of the | railroad bridge, and the dam built for the mills remai |
| oach Factory (ICF) that is one of the largest | railroad carriage and locomotive manufacturers in the |
| Earl Hutchinson (October 23, 1888 - ) was a | railroad engineer and political figure from Ontario, C |
| 0s, a vehicle tunnel was dug underneath these | railroad tracks, and then North Avenue was extended ea |
| This article is about the | railroad executive and politician Chauncey Vibbard. |
| Spring Valley is a Metro-North | Railroad station and terminus of New Jersey Transit's |
| It was later decided by the | Railroad administrators and the postal authorities tha |
| Also known as Connecticut River | Railroad Bridge and as Connecticut River Bridge, it wa |
| ons are at Princeton with the Fredonia Valley | Railroad (FVRR) and at Louisville with the Louisville |
| rowing in primary dunes are Florida rosemary, | railroad vine and beach morning glories. |
| ttraction was also temporarily re-themed to a | railroad station and ride vehicles painted to resemble |
| ted a five story stone hotel, to take care of | railroad personnel and the tourist trade. |
| ecember 3, 1845-death unknown) was a American | railroad manager and politician. |
| Dale Sanders a well-known | railroad photographer and a former editor of CTC Board |
| He is famous for litigating against the | railroad companies and forcing them to pay taxes. |
| this video game combines the best elements of | Railroad Tycoon and SimCity into one package. |
| 18 April - Christian Emil Stoud Platou, | railroad director and politician (d.1923) |
| ts presence resulted in the construction of a | railroad line and station in Greenbrier. |
| Even the leaders of large Pennsylvania | Railroad (PRR) and New York Central Railroad (NYC), ob |
| When the | railroad came and killed off the riverboats, Troupvill |
| the sides were engraved with the names of the | railroad officers and directors. |
| In 1857, he retired from | railroad work and moved to South Carolina. |
| hat the CPR would make Yale, their center for | railroad activities and Emory City was abandoned. |
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