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  • Transcontinental Railroad
  • Preparation
  • Capitalization
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Transcontinental Railroad

Operation

American History Museum

Standard Time

Freight

UPRR Bill of Landing

UPRR Bill of Landing

UPRR Bill, 1884

UPRR Bill, 1884

UPRR Stock killed, 1887

UPRR Stock killed, 1887

UPRR Livestock Bill of Landing, 1891

UPRR Livestock Bill of Landing, 1891

UPRR freight rates, 1869

UPRR freight rates, 1869

Tourism

Nelsons Pictorial Guide Book, Union Pacific Railroad

Nelsons Pictorial Guide Book, Union Pacific Railroad (click cover to see inside)

Nelsons Pictorial Guide Book, Central Pacific Railroad

Nelsons Pictorial Guide Book, Central Pacific Railroad (click cover to see inside)

Nelsons Pictorial Guide Book, Salt Lake City

Nelsons Pictorial Guide Book, Salt Lake City (click cover to see inside)

Telegraphy

Western Union completed the first Transcontinental telegraph in 1861, and the telegraph was essential for the Transcontinental Railroad as well. A telegraph message signalled the completion of the line, and would serve to coordinate train schedules and railroad operations in the decades to come.

Central Pacific Telegraph Key View object record

Central Pacific Telegraph Key

View object recordTelegraph cross arm with ramshorn insulators View object record

Telegraph cross arm with ramshorn insulators, found near the Great Salt Lake

View object record

Wayland

Socialist Library, "Railroading in the United States"

Electric Division File E-1 (2 of 3)

Roundhouses, Avon, New York

Sparta

Specifications for Bridges Carrying Electric Railways by the Massachusetts Railroad Commission

Foundation for Boilerhouse, Weehawken, New Jersey

86-40036, Baltimore and Ohio

686, East Avenue Shaft, Long Island City

Construction Committee Minutes

Business Records

Locomotive Firemen and Engineer Magazine

Miscellaneous Buildings: Barracks, Salamanca, New York

Chief Engineer, Standard Plans, General Proceedings of Meetings, File Number 11, Series 1934-1938, Volume A-9

Baltimore Division, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Passenger Station 24th and Chestnut Streets, Second Floor Plan

Turkish Railroads

1502, East Avenue Shaft "C" East Northside

1811, Section A-B of All Tunnels, Long Island City

Drawing # 386 Bracket for 4 foot elevating wheel station cable, Madison & Rockwell Streets February 26, 1890

"Special Ally Water Quenched Couplers," 1978

Cambridge Springs

786, Long Island City Cement Shed Being Built

1214, Drift South, East 32nd Street Shaft

2292, 32nd Street, Southwest Car, 4th Avenue Grouting from Street

Gc-20 Details of Bridge number fourteen, Midland Division, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad

Pier Number 37, Locust Point

1180, Track Crossing 7th Avenue at 33rd Street

Drawing # 442 Power station at 12th Street and Blue Island Avenue

Union Railroad and Transportation Company

Locomotive Engineering, New York, New York

Kentucky

Original plan and section of proposed trestle crossings of Delaware, Susquehanna and Schuylkill Railroad, west of Oneida No. 1

Chicago, Burlington, and Quincy Railroad, Construction of Unknown Bridge, Photographs

[Catonsville Short Line]: people and trunks wait at the Paradise Station along the Catonsville Short Line railroad tracks, looking toward the G. Howard White house.

Festival Recordings: Giving Voice Young Wordsmiths: Sing Along (Ella Jenkins), Puppet Theater "Underground Railroad, Not a Subway" (Schroeder Cherry)


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