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  • Transcontinental Railroad
  • Preparation
  • Capitalization
  • Construction
  • Completion
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  • Repercussions

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

A213: Alton and Eastern Railroad Company

A139: Augusta Aiken Railway and Electric Company

48. Grant of patent for Hick's repeater and Western Union Telegraph Company, 1859.

A220: Reading Company

A206: Atlantic City Railroad Company

C110-C110a: Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company

A53: Atchison and Nebraska Railroad Company

C131: Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company

C23: Cape Girardeau Railway Company

B173: Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic Railway

B134: Buffalo, Rochester and Pittsburgh Railway Company

A85-A88: Beaumont and Great Northern Railway Company

A231: Baltimore and Ohio Chicago Terminal Railroad Company

B78-B79: Burlington, Cedar Rapids, and Northern Railway Company

B115-B118: Boston and Maine Railroad

State of Georgia. Western Union vs. Atlanta and West Point Railroad Company.

B62: Buffalo and Jamestown Railroad Company

13. Contract with the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati and Louisville Telegraph Company, 1856.

B106-B107: Boston and Maine Railroad

A4-A5: Atlanta-Knoxville and Northern Railway Company

A134-A135: Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company

B22: Barclay Coal Company

C7: California Central Railway Yosemite Division

A62: Androscoggin Railroad Company

B65: Buffalo and Susquehanna Railroad Company

B57: Boston, Hoosac Tunnel and Western Railway Company

A232: Central Railroad Company of New Jersey

A239: Detroit, Toledo and Ironton Railroad Company

Louisiana and Texas Railroad and Steamship Company

A21: Albany Florida and Northern Railway Company

Official Railway List

Record Volume 3

B97: Atlanta, Birmingham, and Atlantic Railroad Company

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Transcript of Record (US Court of Appeals)


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