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The	railroad recovered from the disaster and operated unti
The	railroad began by assuming the eastern portion of the
For the	railroad stain in New Jersey, see Trenton Transit Cent
The	railroad yards were jammed every morning with trains t
Oakboro developed because of the	railroad.
It also gave the	railroad easy access to a Gephart-owned lime quarry at
When the	railroad moved out, the town was stripped of its final
transferred the highway from one side of the	railroad tracks to the other.
arch 4, 1881, established land grants for the	railroad.
The	railroad came to town in 1880, and the post office in
Bion J. Arnold acquired the	railroad after it went into financial difficulties dur
supplies and track at Lovejoy's Station, the	railroad line was back in operation in two days.
The	railroad tracks ran down 4th Street (I think) across d
Following the completion of the	railroad in 1890, a depot was built as well as a ticke
Construction of the	railroad began in January 1830.
ried the Confederate position centered at the	railroad depot.
The	railroad continues for about 0.5 miles (0.80 km) south
The	railroad through the area was abandoned in 1980, and S
Before the Civil War, the	railroad bypassed Clover Hill, now known as the Appoma
eing defeated for re-election, continuing the	railroad business until 1878.
There were initially plans by the	railroad to rebuild the resort, but that never happene
After passing the	railroad tracks, it enters Los Angeles and changes to
After the	railroad came through Southeast, Texas, these missiona
Dousman was very influential in bringing the	railroad to Prairie du Chien by 1857, making the Milwa
The PRR acquired the	railroad in 1871 and replaced the terminal in 1876 and
For the	railroad station under the same name on the Gyeongwon
In 1998, the	railroad sold most of its assets and the Golden Isles
When the remainder of the	railroad was completed it stretched from Birds Point t
The	railroad also planned to build extensive terminal faci
hfares in New England until the advent of the	railroad.
The town was serviced by the	railroad and the route of the train was named after Ru
Soon after the	railroad passed through Muleshoe, the town expanded ra
Initially the settlement around the	railroad line was known as Knowles Station.
Recently acquired trackage rights allow the	railroad access to Winston Salem.
th, Massachusetts Avenue on the east, and the	railroad tracks on the north and west.
County, and enters Wills Creek just above the	Railroad Cut Falls at Fairhope.
Control of the	railroad was turned over to Gulf & Ohio on March 1, 19
ive semi-anthracite coal production along the	railroad.
The twenty-year lease to the	railroad ended in 1935, but the Traction Terminal name
That year the	railroad station closed, and the bank, the town's last
The	railroad had trackage in the states of Michigan, Ohio,
d, while Second (Reno's) Brigade followed the	railroad on the left.
However, when the	railroad located on the south side in 1851, the busine
Soon after completion, the	railroad was acquired by the Chesapeake and Ohio Railw
The	railroad operated 196 miles (315 km) of track from its
, acquisitions and the building of track, the	railroad eventually reached the port of Mobile, Alabam
The	railroad was part of the Pinsly Railroad Company after
historically was dependent on cotton and the	railroad for survival.
These problems caused the	railroad to be reorganized as the Cherokee Railroad.
13, 1974, the station was moved away from the	railroad tracks to its current site to avoid demolitio
ed to make do working as a translator for the	railroad companies.
Bypassed by the	railroad and eclipsed when oil was discovered near Big
nk Cummings retired in 1916, he disbanded the	railroad, along with his lumber and logging enterprise
With the arrival of the	railroad, Big Lick would incorporate as the city of Ro
The school bus was caught between the	railroad tracks and the intersection with US 14, resul
The	railroad was built by the owners of the Tallassee Fall
The	railroad built a branch line to Kelsey to facilitate t
The	railroad was completed in 1833, and was the longest ra
Traffic patterns changed again in 1994 as the	railroad ceased operations over the entire line.
Although the	railroad may have failed in its effort to tunnel throu
his point adopted a strategy of attacking the	railroad lines into Atlanta, hoping to cut off his ene
For the	railroad, see Cedar Valley Railroad.
The station and the	railroad industry in Elizabeth heralded a new era in t
Richard Whitney researched the	railroad for 30 years and wrote the book Old Maud: The
owns the eight grain elevators served by the	railroad.
For the	railroad, see Wiregrass Central Railroad.
It has the same name the	railroad station on the railway line White Sea Obozers
The	railroad has since taken the line between Herscher and
During his career at the	railroad he rose to the position of traffic manager fo
The local post office that had served the	railroad and oilfield workers was closed in 1914.
Unfortunately, in the late 1960s, the	railroad was removed, and the town experienced an econ
Although most of the	railroad was later removed, a portion remained between
The	railroad also use to serve the U.S. Pipe and Foundry m
Over the next decade, the	railroad operated under the umbrella of the Richmond a
The	railroad line transported lumber and other supplies se
About half the forced laborers engaged on the	railroad construction died.
The closure of the	railroad station brought on economic decline to the to
It became part of the	railroad empire of George J. Gould, merging with the W
In his final term he was the chairman of the	Railroad Committee of the Iowa House, and was consider
SR 83 and a branch of the	railroad head west through Bearpen Gap towards Clintwo
lier success, Kautz was unable to destroy the	railroad bridge, and the force turned back to the east
The	railroad is now part of the Norfolk Southern rail syst
f the Interior has plans to re-commission the	railroad and extend the system further sometime in the
rade, which reached its peak in 1882 when the	railroad came to Tannersville.
The	railroad operates approximlty 50 miles (80 km) of rail
By the 1950s most of the	railroad operations were stopped and the buildings rem
In 2005, the	railroad was temporarily shutdown pending a major rest
The	railroad participated in the Day out with Thomas progr
Guarded the	railroad bridge over the Tennessee River at Bridgeport
s of settlement shifted to the south when the	railroad came through the village in 1849.
area, and can be seen via satellite, but the	railroad station is gone.
1860s, 1880s), the tramway bed from the	railroad (c.
ished in the mid nineteenth-century along the	railroad northeast of Canton.
ithout heat in the winter of 1918-19, and the	railroad network had gradually ceased to function.
doned when the New York Central took over the	railroad in 1932.
During the steam locomotive era the	railroad stored helper engines at Helper.
It is an island made from fill, so the	railroad and later the road bed could be laid down.
The	railroad grade still exists as a walking trail along t
me year also contributed to the demise of the	railroad and several small communities, including Laur
The tracks were removed shortly after the	railroad was liquidated following its bankruptcy in 19
An old cotton mill near the	railroad line was selected as the location.
The	railroad rostered a single GE 80t locomotive.
The	railroad is the home of the new Music City Star commut
In 1880, the	railroad became the Pennsylvania Railroad's West Chest
By the time it was finished in 1889, the	railroad had become part of the Atlantic Coast Line Ra
d Mercer County and braced for a lunge at the	railroad.
The	railroad is actually spelled without the comma.
Shortly after, the	railroad movement from steam engines to those operatin
Using the	railroad to access its market, the specialty house mai
Because of the	railroad tracks, Kirby has been dubbed "The hobo capit
The only visible remnant of the	railroad grade is one quarter mile east of the Sturgeo
The	railroad towns of Hunnewell, Kansas and Hunnewell, Mis
he lines totaled 42.4 miles (68.2 km) and the	railroad was controlled by Richard Abernathy.
locomotives as the best steam locomotives the	railroad ever owned.
In 1896 the	railroad ran into financial trouble and was reorganize
ed States, 234 U.S. 342 (1914) arose from the	Railroad Commission's setting railroad freight rates u
It is sandwiched between the	railroad, immediately to its north, and the interstate
Upon its start in 1995 the	railroad ran over a branch from Nuckols to Hurtsboro,
ns and legal reasons (usually governed by the	Railroad Commission) that dictate the well must have s
The	railroad had a major strike in 1868 and closed for sev
med for Roy C. Megargel, the president of the	railroad that developed the town.
The	railroad operates in the industrial area around the Oa
When originally constructed, the	railroad carried cotton and other agricultural product
The dredged lake and canal remain, and the	railroad right of way still exists as a horse trail.
nnheim, IL was founded in the 1870's when the	railroad was built through the area and was annexed in
Initially the	railroad consisted of approximately 130 miles (210 km)
Currently the	railroad is a subsidiary of Ironhorse Resources.
By 1872 freight service had begun of the	railroad.
After passing under the	railroad bridge, NC 87/100 turns west and enters the t
site, a tunnel for moving cattle between the	railroad and the nearby stockyards of the 19th century
With the opening of the	railroad, tourists arrived.
accepted and used extensively throughout the	railroad industry.
The former site of Mialoquo (just beyond the	railroad bridge)
a of Romoland in a May 14, 1906 bout, and the	railroad terminus was awarded to Hemet.
While the platform still functions as the	railroad platform for loading and unloading passengers
es (6.0 km) away from Union Station along the	railroad tracks.
the first 6.41-mile (10.32 km) section of the	railroad was officially opened on May 31, 1900.
Although the	railroad never connected to any other lines, it was in
ansported cotton brought to Alexandria on the	railroad to New Orleans, making it the second commerci
The	railroad through the area was abandoned in 1980, and t
the right to build canals as feeders for the	railroad, which was to be standard gauge.
ridge, which was the largest structure on the	railroad.
The city prospered not only due to the	railroad junction, but also because of the areas cotto
It is located south of the	railroad tracks in Seneca.
a Locomotive Works, has been preserved by the	Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania.
A portion of the	railroad survives today as part of the Three Notch Rai
She sued the	railroad for negligence in the construction of the rai
For the	railroad station of the same name, see San Antonio Sta
The introduction of the	railroad in the late 19th century greatly influenced t
The	railroad, and its accompanying depot, split the town d
s economy declined with the importance of the	railroad after United States Highway 41A was built in
to the far western side of Atlanta where the	railroad entered the city.
Although out of service the	railroad was merged into the Georgia Southwestern Rail
The	railroad followed the course of Wolf Creek or its trib
n the name of the town were determined by the	railroad.
Across the	railroad, a row of shops, most built later, gives the
The	railroad through the area was abandoned in 1980, and V
nown locally as North Lee Street north of the	railroad tracks, and as South Lee Street south of the
1932, after her husband was appointed to the	Railroad Commission of Texas, they moved to Austin, Te
ilt by the Canadian National Railway when the	railroad went through.
The	railroad referred to the location simply as "Jersey Ci
General Assembly forced the	railroad to give up the lines.
transport the construction materials for the	railroad.
He took an interest in the	railroad industry and served as an associate state rai
The	railroad also owns numerous coaches, freight cars, cab
There is still a large grain elevator on the	railroad line south of the townsite.
rt got a job working the lunch counter at the	railroad depot.
The	railroad ran with a dual gauge system, with coal train
The	railroad was purchased by Genesee & Wyoming Railroad i
The state of Tennessee chartered the	railroad on May 24, 1866.
The	railroad ceased operations in March 1940, following ma
On April 16, 1915, the	railroad was bought by H. S. Cummings of Rodman Lumber
The	railroad reached Aiken in 1902 and began operations th
rners between New York State Route 30 and the	railroad tracks, just opposite the cemetery.
ces and showrooms are still located along the	railroad tracks in Thomasville, NC, but most manufactu
In 1872, he left the	railroad, and entered politics.
The	railroad was later purchased by Jim Walter Resources i
CSX abandoned the	railroad line in the late 1970s or 1980s.
The	railroad was sold by the Pittsburgh Coal Company to th
The	railroad operates a variety of vintage railroad equipm
he Collamer Church of God, the pillars of the	railroad bridge, and the dam built for the mills remai
In 1846 he entered the	railroad business as the lawyer and general counsel to
When the	railroad was reopened as the new Housatonic Railroad i
The	Railroad Commission of Texas attempted pro-ration, but
nd Manassas Park derived their names from the	railroad which was built through Manassas Gap.
The	railroad paralleled the Kiamichi River throughout much
As president of the	railroad company, Gurnee made a practice of buying lan
Ezra Cornell entered the	railroad business, but fared poorly due to the Panic o
Today the	railroad is long-gone, and the only way to remote Ingl
th public money to purchase the land from the	railroad, as the Chicago 21 Corp. originally hoped.
The	Railroad Man (1955)
The settlement grew around the	railroad junction, with railroad connections to Vyborg
By June 30, 1915, the	railroad ended its fiscal year operating at a loss of
The	railroad connected to the Portsmouth Canal Basin in Mi
tion ends with an awkward statement about the	railroad.
Continued financial difficulties forced the	railroad to file for abandonment in May 1925.
reef at the end of the stairs that cross the	railroad tracks.
The	railroad completed its path to Gridley in 1870, and th
he Commonwealth of Pennsylvania chartered the	railroad, only the sixth railroad ever chartered in th

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