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| Medon Station, Mississippi Central | Railroad, August 31. |
| The name was changed to the Central | Railroad of South Carolina a short while later. |
| 0s Capitola was served by the Florida Central | Railroad. |
| It jointly leased the Central | Railroad of South Carolina with Wilmington, Columbia a |
| Mississippi Central | Railroad (1904-1967), a line purchased by the Illinois |
| Louisiana occupying a former Illinois Central | Railroad corridor. |
| He helped to incorporate the Oregon Central | Railroad in 1865 as a shareholder. |
| tform located next to an old Illinois Central | Railroad Depot built in 1925. |
| 1863-1924), president of the New York Central | Railroad |
| he line is currently owned by Florida Central | Railroad, who transports freight along the line. |
| s used were once part of the Illinois Central | Railroad system, and are now owned by the CN. |
| It was located on the Virginia Central | Railroad, which later became part of the Chesapeake an |
| ginally built in 1874 by the New York Central | Railroad, it is the oldest continuously operated stati |
| on the site of the pre-1893 Illinois Central | Railroad Central Depot, used since then only for commu |
| Massachusetts Central | Railroad interchanges with the two roads in town. |
| The Illinois Central | Railroad Depot in Ullin, Illinois is the only site in |
| into larger companies - the New York Central | Railroad, Penn Central and Conrail. |
| He was employed by the Maine Central | Railroad Company and worked for the company in a numbe |
| and telegraph operator with the Utah Central | Railroad. |
| Mississippi Central | Railroad (present), a line from Oxford, Mississippi to |
| The Virginia Central | Railroad ran through the County linking the Shenandoah |
| n returned to work for the New Jersey Central | Railroad as a conductor and railroad dispatcher follow |
| t Company, builders of the New Mexico Central | Railroad. |
| 01 when the CN absorbed the Wisconsin Central | Railroad ("WC"). |
| Florida Central | Railroad. |
| Chicago Central | Railroad |
| He became attorney for the Central | Railroad of New Jersey, the Morris Canal and Banking C |
| crosses two tracks of the Mississippi Central | Railroad. |
| henectady was still owned by the Penn Central | railroad as of 1973. |
| rill served as president of the Maine Central | Railroad 1864-1866 and again 1873-1875. |
| The Central | Railroad of New Jersey Station, is located in Wilkes-B |
| chased the property from the New York Central | Railroad and gave it to the historical society. |
| It was later used by the New York Central | Railroad. |
| Millerton was a former New York Central | Railroad train station that served the residents of Mi |
| vice continued to be provided by Penn Central | Railroad until the advent of Conrail on April 1, 1976. |
| to RailTex subsidiary South Carolina Central | railroad on December 1, 1987. |
| The nearly abandoned Mississippi Central | Railroad, which is used only rarely for freight traffi |
| dian National (CN), formerly Illinois Central | Railroad, in Paducah. |
| New York Central | Railroad (up to October 26, 1968) |
| In 1884 the Central | Railroad of Georgia purchased the Greenwood, Laurens a |
| 3 after CSX abandoned the ex-New York Central | Railroad line. |
| It is built along the former Central | Railroad of New Jersey's Newark and New York Railroad |
| The South Carolina Central | Railroad (reporting mark SCRF) is a class III railroad |
| He represented Chicago in Illinois Central | Railroad v. Illinois, 146 U.S. 387 (1892). |
| o accept a position with the Illinois Central | Railroad. |
| nt of the Florida, Atlantic, and Gulf Central | Railroad in 1857, and vice-president of the Jacksonvil |
| He worked as a clerk for the Central | Railroad of New Jersey while going to law school. |
| ginally built in 1915 by the New York Central | Railroad. |
| The Central | Railroad of South Carolina was a South Carolina railro |
| For the Michigan Central | Railroad, see Michigan Central Railroad. |
| the westernmost stop on the Cape Cod Central | Railroad. |
| The Virginia Central | Railroad, earlier known as the Louisa Railroad, had be |
| The Illinois Central | Railroad Water Tower and Pump House is located in the |
| ding career in 1976 with the Illinois Central | Railroad. |
| The nearly abandoned Mississippi Central | Railroad runs through Lamar, and is only used rarely f |
| e Birmingham Division of the Illinois Central | Railroad in 1907 the town grew considerably. |
| Ohio along the intersections of Ohio Central | Railroad and Columbus and Ohio River Railroad which ar |
| An EMD 16-567A at the Florida Central | Railroad locomotive shops, waiting to be restored and |
| New York Central | Railroad (1868-) |
| om the beginning days of the New York Central | Railroad until 2000. |
| spur line, was built for the Illinois Central | Railroad (IC). |
| Central | Railroad of Michigan 1846 |
| selves, formerly part of the Illinois Central | Railroad, are now owned by the Canadian National Railw |
| Two pairs were built for the Illinois Central | Railroad, the only purchaser. |
| and reorganization into the Wisconsin Central | Railroad. |
| was originally built by the Illinois Central | railroad (ICRR) in 1903, and served both ICRR commuter |
| cks only exist to the former New York Central | Railroad (ex-Michigan Central) line. |
| 897 - 1967) was president of Illinois Central | Railroad (IC) from 1945 to 1966. |
| ginally built in 1927 by the Illinois Central | Railroad and restored between 2002 and 2004. |
| ollapsed and was sold to the New York Central | Railroad in 1932, the station remained busy. |
| as originally founded as the Illinois Central | Railroad. |
| The Illinois Central | Railroad was relocated and can still be seen under wat |
| In the early 1870s the New York Central | Railroad secured this park for a downtown freight term |
| The Florida Central | Railroad was a railroad company that was originally es |
| Illinois Central | Railroad president Stuyvesant Fish (Class of 1871); |
| ecially the Missouri River and Kansas Central | Railroad. |
| ction, it was located on the Virginia Central | Railroad, which later became part of the Chesapeake an |
| r Schenectady along a former New York Central | Railroad line. |
| The Mississippi Central | Railroad runs through Hudsonville. |
| tion was built in 1898 as an Illinois Central | Railroad depot, and has been on the National Register |
| Mississippi Central | Railroad (1852-1874), an earlier Illinois Central pred |
| e south end of Central Avenue, to the Central | Railroad of New Jersey's Communipaw Terminal. |
| South Carolina Railroads, Central | Railroad of South Carolina]</ref> |
| he U&D was taken over by the New York Central | Railroad in 1932, and the Hunter station was one of on |
| in the United States on the Illinois Central | Railroad. |
| The road crosses the Mississippi Central | Railroad and leaves Hudsonville. |
| southernmost station on the Cape Cod Central | Railroad. |
| the Mountain Division of the New York Central | Railroad. |
| s around Schenectady for the New York Central | Railroad. |
| Central | Railroad Station in Shreveport, Louisiana was built in |
| the original route of the Mississippi Central | Railroad. |
| The Grafton Centre | Railroad was chartered October 22, 1873 and opened Aug |
| It was named after a 19th century | railroad investor when the nearby rail line was being |
| sborn (1821-March 2, 1894) was a 19th Century | railroad tycoon. |
| The Blue Ridge Railway was a 19th century | railroad in the U.S. state of South Carolina. |
| n headquarters for the Memphis and Charleston | Railroad. |
| Assigned to duty along Memphis & Charleston | Railroad guarding bridges and building stockades until |
| The Raleigh and Charleston | Railroad Company was incorporated in 1905. |
| ith the Louisville, Cincinnati and Charleston | Railroad in 1843 to become the South Carolina Railroad |
| t the junction for the Memphis and Charleston | Railroad and the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad. |
| Ohio Cavalry guarded the Memphis & Charleston | Railroad, and raided into Mississippi in support of Ul |
| strategic points on the Memphis & Charleston | Railroad. |
| it was acquired by the Raleigh and Charleston | Railroad. |
| The Louisville, Cincinnati and Charleston | Railroad was an antebellum railroad that served the So |
| The Raleigh and Charleston | Railroad was a Southeastern railroad that served easte |
| The Memphis and Charleston | Railroad, completed in 1857, was the first railroad in |
| lies in the center of the Charleston-Hamburg | railroad line, the line of the Best Friend locomotive. |
| The Durham and Charlotte | Railroad was to connect the two cities of Durham and C |
| removed in 1901 when the Durham and Charlotte | Railroad was built to Star. |
| operator and station agent for the Chateaugay | Railroad at Plattsburgh, New York. |
| n Raleigh and became President of the Chatham | Railroad. |
| ed for being the highest point on the Chatham | Railroad line between Richmond, Virginia and Jacksonvi |
| , Tennessee via the Nashville and Chattanooga | Railroad. |
| 1st Brigade, Defenses Nashville & Chattanooga | Railroad, Department of the Cumberland, to July 1865. |
| ed to Defenses of the Nashville & Chattanooga | Railroad, Department of the Cumberland, to January 186 |
| ong the line of the Nashville and Chattanooga | Railroad |
| 1st Brigade, Defenses Nashville & Chattanooga | Railroad, Department of the Cumberland, to April 1865. |
| Brigade, Defenses of Nashville & Chattanooga | Railroad, Department of the Cumberland, to March 1865. |
| Brigade, Defenses of Nashville & Chattanooga | Railroad, Department of the Cumberland, to February 18 |
| Brigade, Defenses of Nashville & Chattanooga | Railroad, Department of the Cumberland, to January 186 |
| ned the line of the Nashville and Chattanooga | Railroad and later Memphis, Tennessee. |
| ached to the Defenses Nashville & Chattanooga | Railroad, Department of the Cumberland, to January 186 |
| 1st Brigade, Defenses Nashville & Chattanooga | Railroad, to January 1865. |
| ned the line of the Nashville and Chattanooga | Railroad and later Memphis, Tennessee. |
| camp along the new Nashville and Chattanooga | Railroad. |
| Defense of the Nashville and Chattanooga | Railroad |
| in June 1902 to the Bennettsville and Cheraw | Railroad Company. |
| The Bennettsville and Cheraw | Railroad was a railroad that served eastern South Caro |
| Service was restored by the West Chester | Railroad in 1997, a privately owned and operated herit |
| , and served as president of the West Chester | Railroad. |
| Chicago | Railroad Co. in 1854 and later its president. |
| 9, the locomotive was operated at the Chicago | Railroad Fair as part of the "Wheels A-Rolling" pagean |
| , 1858 the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago | Railroad opened as far as Van Buren Street in Chicago. |
| Indianapolis, Delphi and Chicago | Railroad 1881 |
| Chicago | Railroad in 1858. |
| In 1915, the Aurora, Elgin and Chicago | Railroad leased the building serve as their headquarte |
| Chicago | Railroad Co. 1872-1874. |
| nager of the Louisville, New Albany & Chicago | Railroad and served four years. |
| nston served as the Treasurer for the Chicago | Railroad Fair. |
| articipated in the suppression of the Chicago | railroad riots of 1894, then went to Cuba as an aide t |
| al investor in the Madison & Prairie du Chien | Railroad, a company formed to ensure that the larger M |
| elyuskinites Park and close to the Children's | Railroad. |
| Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati | Railroad 1868 |
| ti via the Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati | Railroad. |
| e president of the Terre Haute and Cincinnati | Railroad. |
| In 1856, the Marietta and Cincinnati | Railroad (M&C) was pushing through southeastern Ohio t |
| The Marietta and Cincinnati | Railroad (M&C) is a defunct railroad of southern Ohio |
| is was a result of the Cincinnati-Chattanooga | Railroad being completed through Dayton. |
| of the Granite Mountain and Marble Falls City | Railroad. |
| Battle Creek and Bay City | Railroad 1889 |
| buying secondhand cars from the Brooklyn City | Railroad. |
| The City | Railroad leased the Bushwick Railroad, which included |
| 1895 when the Gulf, Beaumont and Kansas City | railroad reached the site. |
| d plans to replace Penn Station as the city's | railroad hub. |
| line was built by the Oxford and Clarksville | Railroad, Clarksville and North Carolina Railroad, Atl |
| ses over 30 historic trains including classic | railroad cars like the “Silver Crescent” and engines l |
| mpletion of the Toledo, Norwalk and Cleveland | Railroad to Grafton, Ohio on the Cleveland, Columbus a |
| Cliffside | Railroad was a Class III railroad operating freight se |
| The Cliffside | Railroad Company was incorporated on March 2, 1905, an |
| some rail tracks and created the Clinchfield | Railroad. |
| In the Spring of 1979 the Clinchfield | Railroad sent six GP7s to Paducah to be rebuilt to GP1 |
| SR 63 generally follows the Clinchfield | Railroad, now a CSX Transportation line. |
| Most of SR 65 runs alongside the Clinchfield | Railroad (now a CSX Transportation line) and the Clinc |
| He operated the H.B. Hays and Brothers Coal | Railroad, a narrow gauge coal railroad with branches t |
| The Coal Hill Coal | Railroad began as a coal mine on the north face of Mt. |
| charter in 1857 as the Cheraw and Coalfields | Railroad. |
| The Gold Coast | Railroad Museum promotes historical trains and railroa |
| The First Coast | Railroad (reporting mark FCRD) is a class III railroad |
| The Bay Coast | Railroad (reporting mark BCR) operates the former East |
| hroughout the state on the Florida East Coast | Railroad. |
| The Florida West Coast | Railroad (reporting mark FWCR) is a 13-mile (21-kilome |
| 1 east of Suntree and the Florida East Coast | Railroad. |
| The Bay Coast | Railroad interchanges with the Norfolk Southern Railwa |
| The 1893-built Florida East Coast | Railroad station, formerly in the district, now in For |
| The Alamo Gulf Coast | Railroad (reporting mark AGCR) is a short-line railroa |
| North Coast | Railroad (Washington), predecessor of the Union Pacifi |
| North Pacific Coast | Railroad, predecessor of the Northwestern Pacific Rail |
| North Coast | Railroad Authority, owner of the former Northwestern P |
| North Coast | Railroad (1992-1996), operator of the former Northwest |
| plica of the old Homestead Florida East Coast | Railroad Station Agent's home that was built in 1904. |
| The Gold Coast | Railroad Museum in Miami-Dade County, Florida acquired |
| The Atlanta, Birmingham and Coast | Railroad was organized in 1926 to replace the Atlanta, |
| nter for the Henry Flagler Florida East Coast | Railroad. |
| A map of the Florida West Coast | Railroad and connections, with former railroads shown. |
| , originally built by the South Pacific Coast | Railroad. |
| The Florida Gulf Coast | Railroad Museum is one of three Official State Railroa |
| The Florida Gulf Coast | Railroad Museum (reporting mark FGCX) is a railroad mu |
| mmee Valley Extension, the Florida East Coast | Railroad brought changes to the area. |
| It is home to the Florida Gulf Coast | Railroad Museum. |
| was also a former stop on the Atlantic Coast | Railroad (Harrisburg-Everglades City branch). |
| ary Reservation through Massachusetts Coastal | Railroad. |
| il line operated by the Massachusetts Coastal | Railroad passes through the northeast corner of town. |
| The nearby Cos Cob | Railroad Station is also NRHP-listed. |
| Cos Cob | Railroad Station, built: c. 1890; listed: 1989 |
| On September 19, 1849, the Cochecho | Railroad opened through the town, connecting Dover wit |
| Soo 703, an EMD GP30, at the Colfax | Railroad Museum, Colfax, Wisconsin. |
| ned Richardson to build the nearby Old Colony | Railroad Station. |
| om 1840 and were later part of the Old Colony | Railroad network. |
| is also the south end of a former Old Colony | Railroad line that runs north through Walpole and Medf |
| October 31, 2007, was part of the Old Colony | Railroad, which had not had passenger service since 19 |
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