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The Background of Steam Railroad Abandonments in Kentucky

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Release : 1958
Genre : Railroads
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Book Synopsis The Background of Steam Railroad Abandonments in Kentucky by : Elmer Griffith Sulzer

Download or read book The Background of Steam Railroad Abandonments in Kentucky written by Elmer Griffith Sulzer. This book was released on 1958. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt:

A Summary of Steam Railroad Abandonment in Kentucky

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Download or read book A Summary of Steam Railroad Abandonment in Kentucky written by Elmer Griffith Sulzer. This book was released on 1957*. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt:

Ghost Railroads of Kentucky

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Release : 1998
Genre : Business & Economics
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Book Synopsis Ghost Railroads of Kentucky by : Elmer Griffith Sulzer

Download or read book Ghost Railroads of Kentucky written by Elmer Griffith Sulzer. This book was released on 1998. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Ghost Railroads of Kentucky (first published in 1967) and its two sister volumes, Ghost Railroads of Indiana (1970) and Ghost Railroads of Tennessee (1975), provide the authoritative account of the abandoned lines in the railroad heartland east of the Mississippi. No mere compilation of dry statistics on track closings and running schedules (though they are here too!), this book is full of the life and vigor of Kentucky's economic arteries. Professor Sulzer, a consummate storyteller, recounts the human drama surrounding these ghost lines. Even poor Alex Richardson, shamefully lynched on the new railroad bridge over the Kentucky River at West Irvine, has his sad story told.

A summary of steam railroad abandonment in Kentucky

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Book Synopsis A summary of steam railroad abandonment in Kentucky by : Elmer G. Sulzer

Download or read book A summary of steam railroad abandonment in Kentucky written by Elmer G. Sulzer. This book was released on 1958. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt:

The L&N Railroad In Kentucky As Seen through Postcards

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Release : 2018-04-15
Genre : History
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Book Synopsis The L&N Railroad In Kentucky As Seen through Postcards by : Charles H. Bogart

Download or read book The L&N Railroad In Kentucky As Seen through Postcards written by Charles H. Bogart. This book was released on 2018-04-15. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: The Louisville & Nashville Railroad (L&N) was incorporated in 1850 to build a rail line from Louisville, Kentucky, south to Nashville, Tennessee. The railroad was completed in 1861 just in time for the Civil War. L&N, unlike most southern lines, thanks to providing transportation for the Federal Army during the Civil War, survived the war with money available for expansion. Thus L&N acquired a number of southern railroads that would provide the L&N with track extending south from Louisville to Pensacola, Florida; Mobile, Alabama; and New Orleans, Louisiana. L&N's Kentucky track was served by fifteen yards: Madisonville, Owensboro (Doyle), Bowling Green, Skilman, Louisville (Strawberry), Latonia, DeCoursey, Paris, Lexington, Winchester (Patio), Corbin, Ravenna, Hazard (Crawford), Loyall, and Harlan. Within the following pages we will journey over the L&N in Kentucky via postcards, but our journey routes will not always follow direct L&N train routing.

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