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| The Rock Island | Railroad Bridge is BNSF Railway's bridge across the Co |
| Also known as Connecticut River | Railroad Bridge and as Connecticut River Bridge, it wa |
| The Monongahela Connecting | Railroad Bridge carried conventional railroad traffic, |
| The Glenwood B&O | Railroad Bridge is a truss bridge in Pittsburgh, Penns |
| The Arthur Kill Vertical Lift | Railroad Bridge is a railroad-only, vertical lift brid |
| The Lake Oswego | Railroad Bridge (also known as the Union Pacific Railr |
| en Gloucester Harbor and the Boston and Maine | railroad bridge is also known as the Blynman Canal. |
| Arsenal | Railroad Bridge looking east from under the Schuylkill |
| ven though the suitcase is hidden under a low | railroad bridge elsewhere, Santee pretends it is hidde |
| The Pequonnock River | Railroad Bridge is another bridge of this type in Conn |
| In 1864, after building a | railroad bridge over Newark Bay, the Central Railroad |
| A wooden Howe truss | railroad bridge was originally constructed in 1843 at |
| Cossel destroyed a | railroad bridge that was of strategic importance to th |
| Tenbridge is a vertical-lift | railroad bridge over the Tennessee River. |
| The Springfield Terminal | railroad bridge in Deerfield, Massachusetts is a three |
| lso aided in establishing plans for the first | railroad bridge to cross the Mississippi River. |
| Overseas | Railroad bridge west of Bahia Honda Key, 2006. |
| The highway reused an abandoned | railroad bridge to cross Octoraro Creek. |
| The replacement Darnytskyi | railroad bridge was built in early 1920s but shared th |
| The original | railroad bridge was replaced by a swing bridge in 1879 |
| The Kentucky & Indiana Terminal Bridge is a | railroad bridge connecting the Louisville, Kentucky, a |
| The Metropolis Bridge is a | railroad bridge which spans the Ohio River at Metropol |
| The P.W. & B. | Railroad Bridge was the first bridge over the Susqueha |
| The 33rd Street | Railroad Bridge is one of five bridges that connects w |
| uthwest corner of the 14 feet 1 inch (4.29 m) | railroad bridge over Beallsville Road, while parking i |
| The | railroad bridge north of Bowie State University |
| The Pile-Pontoon | Railroad Bridge was a floating bridge which crossed th |
| The Pacific Electric | Railroad Bridge or Southern Pacific Railroad Bridge is |
| The Bessemer & Lake Erie | Railroad Bridge it is a truss bridge that carries the |
| Norwalk River | Railroad Bridge at Norwalk, 1896; |
| t bridges from west to east are: Mianus River | Railroad Bridge at Cos Cob, built in 1904; Norwalk Riv |
| The former site of Mialoquo (just beyond the | railroad bridge) |
| Florida's Turnpike (old | railroad bridge) |
| Housatonic River | Railroad Bridge, at Devon, 1905; |
| dges from west to east are: this Mianus River | Railroad Bridge, at Cos Cob, built in 1904; Norwalk Ri |
| the New York Connecting Bridge, the New York | Railroad Bridge, and the Junction Railroad Bridge. |
| The Amtrak/Springfield Terminal | Railroad Bridge, also known as Warehouse Point railroa |
| Connecticut River | Railroad Bridge, Old Saybrook-Old Lyme, 1907; |
| lier success, Kautz was unable to destroy the | railroad bridge, and the force turned back to the east |
| The Herr's Island | Railroad Bridge, also known as the West Penn Railroad |
| The Baltimore & Ohio | Railroad Bridge, Antietam Creek is a timber trestle br |
| The Baltimore & Ohio | Railroad Bridge, Antietam Creek was listed on the Nati |
| After passing under the | railroad bridge, NC 87/100 turns west and enters the t |
| The final bridge, the Pennsylvania | Railroad Bridge, was a steel open-air bridge construct |
| The Panhandle Bridge, a former | railroad bridge, carries the Port Authority's 42S/47L |
| he Collamer Church of God, the pillars of the | railroad bridge, and the dam built for the mills remai |
| The Saugatuck River | Railroad Bridge, also known as Saugatuck River Bridge, |
| The Newark and New York | Railroad Bridge, part of Central Railroad of New Jerse |
| prevent Union access to the Wilmington-Weldon | Railroad Bridge. |
| uve's bridge stands the newly build Darnytsia | Railroad Bridge. |
| urve to Interstate 5 near the Montalvo Branch | railroad bridge. |
| The Union Army built as many as four | railroad bridges atop the same abutment over the remai |
| ill in use today, making it one of the oldest | railroad bridges still in service. |
| The bombers attacked | railroad bridges, gun emplacements and fuel dumps, alo |
| loping a national risk assessment program for | railroad bridges. |
| Railroad Brigade, VIII Corps, Middle Department, to Se | |
| The | railroad brought new opportunities for improvement. |
| well served until 1869 when the Union Pacific | Railroad brought petroleum to Salt Lake City. |
| 1900s the Palatine, Lake Zurich and Wauconda | Railroad brought vacationers to Wauconda from Chicago. |
| mmee Valley Extension, the Florida East Coast | Railroad brought changes to the area. |
| 30, 1810 - December 29, 1878) was an American | railroad builder and executive, and a politician from |
| John Frank Stevens - | railroad builder, discoverer of Stevens Pass, and lead |
| Robinson (1828-1892) was a California pioneer | railroad builder, mining operator and land speculator. |
| 9 - December 4, 1925) was an American lawyer, | railroad builder, and judge who made his career in Sea |
| Cornerstone of the Raleigh and Gaston | railroad building of Raleigh, NC |
| He engaged in | railroad building and operation 1865-1875, and was pro |
| ed States buys land from Mexico to facilitate | railroad building in the Southwest. |
| in banking, ice and fur importing, canal and | railroad building and telegraph and gas utilities. |
| also served as a schoolroom, office building, | Railroad Building, at times. |
| klahoma City, Oklahoma in 1889 and engaged in | railroad building. |
| The station is one of the oldest | railroad buildings in Florida. |
| Numerous historic | railroad buildings |
| Campbells and the remaining | railroad buildings there are within the Chesapeake and |
| ct is filled with older industrial and former | railroad buildings. |
| In 1880 the Seaboard | Railroad built a line from Wilmington, NC to Rutherfor |
| In the 1850s, the Grand Junction | Railroad built a line along what was then the swampy e |
| n Railway, a standard gauge electric commuter | railroad built by the New York, New Haven and Hartford |
| The Southern Pacific | Railroad built the new line to create a faster and mor |
| The | railroad built a branch line to Kelsey to facilitate t |
| The Texas and New Orleans | Railroad built through the area in 1907. |
| Rock Island | Railroad built the first railroad bridge across the Mi |
| The Erie | Railroad built Ridgewood station in 1916 as a grade-se |
| arcels in the area where the Rock Island Line | railroad built a line. |
| The first | railroad built by the Pages, known as the Aberdeen and |
| The Erie | Railroad built the current elevated station in 1902 to |
| In 1910 the Norfolk Southern | Railroad built a wooden trestle bridging the 5.05mi fr |
| klahoma Railway worker Avery Turner after the | railroad built through the community. |
| one of the first sections of the Pennsylvania | Railroad built. |
| ver Railway, Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific | Railroad, Burlington-Rock Island Railroad, St. Louis a |
| He sold his interests and retired from the | railroad business in 1877. |
| He retired from the | railroad business in 1882 to concentrate on philanthro |
| eing defeated for re-election, continuing the | railroad business until 1878. |
| In 1846 he entered the | railroad business as the lawyer and general counsel to |
| The town thrived on the booming | railroad business in South Texas and resulting industr |
| Ezra Cornell entered the | railroad business, but fared poorly due to the Panic o |
| Martin was also involved in the banking and | railroad business. |
| uccessful: they inflicted damage on the local | railroad, but further advance was halted. |
| The station was built in 1931 by the Reading | Railroad, but has a more modern shelter across the tra |
| riginally been part of the Central of Georgia | Railroad but the South Carolina Legislature had forced |
| d on July 17, 1912; acquitting the Lackawanna | Railroad but held engineer Schroeder responsible for t |
| y on the Philadelphia, Wilmington & Baltimore | Railroad by detachments until July. |
| ening of a coal mine along the West Side Belt | Railroad by the Pittsburg Terminal Coal Company, about |
| and was acquired by the Yazoo and Mississippi | Railroad by 1903. |
| It acquired the Little Saw Mill Run | Railroad by merger in 1897, and the Bruce and Clairton |
| id 1880s after the Kansas and Gulf Short Line | Railroad bypassed Etna. |
| When the | railroad bypassed Parker, most of the citizens--includ |
| Before the Civil War, the | railroad bypassed Clover Hill, now known as the Appoma |
| In 1855 the Texas-Mexican | railroad bypassed the town by a few miles. |
| The | railroad C&O maintained a rail yard at Peach Creek. |
| Alco ore car and a Lake Champlain and Moriah | Railroad caboose are on display near the station. |
| The museum has a Southern Pacific | Railroad caboose through which visitors may stroll. |
| Long Island | Railroad Caboose C-60 |
| sharecropper's house, and a Southern Pacific | Railroad caboose. |
| , a small train station, and a small heritage | railroad called the Mercury and Chase Railroad. |
| In 1898 the Washington County | Railroad came to the area. |
| erhaps 200, but it declined rapidly after the | railroad came to nearby Eldon. |
| When the C&EI | railroad came through the township, Jamaica thrived. |
| When the Illinois Central | Railroad came through this part of the state, the Vill |
| The | railroad came to town in 1880, and the post office in |
| After the | railroad came through Southeast, Texas, these missiona |
| rade, which reached its peak in 1882 when the | railroad came to Tannersville. |
| s of settlement shifted to the south when the | railroad came through the village in 1849. |
| When the | railroad came and killed off the riverboats, Troupvill |
| When the | railroad came through in 1913 the town moved closer to |
| The | railroad came in 1892. |
| But with the | railroad came white settlers, seeking commercial oppor |
| When the | railroad came to the region the name was changed. |
| Along with the | railroad came more settlers, homes, and work. |
| The Virginia-Carolina | railroad came to Todd because of the vast tracts of st |
| Initially a | railroad camp, Blue Creek later became a farming commu |
| Esplen started out as a | Railroad Camp, which housed workers building the vario |
| ause of its past function as a station on the | railroad, Campbells is a popular railfan site. |
| For her new owners, she worked shuttling | railroad car floats across San Francisco Bay from Oakl |
| Merritt held a patent for a | railroad car spring. |
| By 1920 the Bettendorf plant was the largest | railroad car manufacturing plant west of the Mississip |
| ared on the rear platform of the presidential | railroad car the Ferdinand Magellan. |
| A scale test car is a type of | railroad car in maintenance of way service. |
| As of 2006, it remains the only | railroad car on the list of historic landmarks. |
| ed an administrative order for information on | railroad car status information from seventeen railroa |
| The family were sent by | railroad car to transit camp Westerbork bound for the |
| in boxing machines, fruit wraps and the iced | railroad car. |
| at The Lenox in 1907 and arrived via personal | railroad car. |
| Junction to his property to store his private | railroad car. |
| Gurley began his | railroad career in 1906 on the Chicago, Burlington and |
| His | railroad career began through an invitation from Charl |
| r (Russian: Столыпинский вагон) was a type of | railroad carriage in the Russian Empire and Soviet Uni |
| oach Factory (ICF) that is one of the largest | railroad carriage and locomotive manufacturers in the |
| rn in 1932, reportedly in Crawford's personal | railroad carriage. |
| eacting to an interest of the day-horse-drawn | railroad carriages-he suggested the construction of a |
| When originally constructed, the | railroad carried cotton and other agricultural product |
| ailroads are considered "public highways" and | railroad carriers "common carriers". |
| s, 21 locomotives, over 140 horse wagons, 163 | railroad cars and much other military equipment. |
| ses over 30 historic trains including classic | railroad cars like the “Silver Crescent” and engines l |
| Many scale test cars were small, old | railroad cars carrying heavy metal weights as their su |
| Mafersa coaches are | railroad cars originally built for Virginia Railway Ex |
| These cargoes were transferred to | railroad cars and sent from the city throughout the Co |
| Railroad cars were loaded with asphalt at the mine and | |
| hen based in Washington, D.C., loaded several | railroad cars with scientific equipment and headed to |
| I remember how we memorized the names on | railroad cars |
| Railroad cars were still checked in Conover until the | |
| It also constructed horse-drawn trams and | railroad cars. |
| rate the weighing scales used to weigh loaded | railroad cars. |
| rted floats and held in place with axles from | railroad cars. |
| f of the 19th century was for illumination of | railroad cars. |
| The | railroad case was widely considered a benchmark ruling |
| tically overturned Munn v. Illinois and other | railroad cases that left states to decide toll rates. |
| The Great Train Wreck of 1856: The deadliest | railroad catastrophe in the world up to that time occu |
| The Kansas City, Memphis & Birmingham | Railroad caused extinction as the townfolk moved to th |
| The | railroad ceased operations in 1928. |
| The | railroad ceased operation in 1993. |
| ane between 1989 and spring of 2006, when the | railroad ceased all operations. |
| Traffic patterns changed again in 1994 as the | railroad ceased operations over the entire line. |
| The | railroad ceased operations in March 1940, following ma |
| idiaries and the Yazoo and Mississippi Valley | Railroad ceased to operate as an independent railroad. |
| When the | railroad ceased to operate in 1940, the town was aband |
| After Southern Pacific | Railroad ceased passenger operations upon Amtrak's sta |
| The town also gained recognition as a | railroad center. |
| on the site of the pre-1893 Illinois Central | Railroad Central Depot, used since then only for commu |
| io Norte line of the Taggart Transcontinental | railroad, CEO James Taggart shirks responsibility. |
| re sent on a death march to Turkey to work in | railroad chain gangs. |
| Rebel | Railroad changed ownership over the years and is today |
| changed to Marietta, Ohio and the name of the | railroad changed in 1851. |
| Hotel Kaaterskill, served by the Kaaterskill | Railroad, Charles Beach hired the Otis Elevator Compan |
| The Troy and Greenfield | Railroad, chartered in 1848, ran from Greenfield, Mass |
| The Louisa | Railroad chartered in Virginia in 1836 became the Virg |
| Jacob worked as a | railroad chief secretary. |
| dysentery while helping the Southern Pacific | Railroad choose a route. |
| unded during the 1880s when the Texas Central | Railroad chose to build through the rural townsite. |
| The | railroad christened the gap when it established a stat |
| al Observatory was used to ensure accuracy of | railroad chronometers and schedule American rail trans |
| Railroad chronometers, or Railroad Standard Watches, a | |
| Ledlie resumed his career as a | railroad civil engineer in the West and South. |
| line was built by the Oxford and Clarksville | Railroad, Clarksville and North Carolina Railroad, Atl |
| The First Continental | Railroad clearly says it is about a business operation |
| He worked as a | railroad clerk and tax assessor, but did not like eith |
| In 1909 he became a | railroad clerk. |
| The | railroad closed in 1949. |
| Garden City Model | Railroad Club Inc. |
| apter hosted its first open house for a model | railroad club from the Concord area. |
| New England | Railroad Club meeting |
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