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In a new travelling exhibition, the significance of the transcontinental railroad, finished in 1869, will be celebrated in a series of images capturing its arduous construction through to its triumphant completion
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In a new travelling exhibition, the significance of the transcontinental railroad, finished in 1869, will be celebrated in a series of images capturing its arduous construction through to its triumphant completion
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This is a working replica of a wood-burning, 4-4-0 steam locomotive - the original was one of two engines that met at Promontory Point, Utah, USA on 10 May 1869. The meeting represented the completion of North America's first transcontinental railroad. The ceremony was marked by driving the last four railroad spikes - the 4th-to-last, 3rd-to-last, and 2nd-to-last spikes were made of gold, silver, and a gold-silver-iron alloy. The very last spike was gold. This replica is on display at Golden Spike National Historic Site in Utah. It was built in 1979 by O'Connor Engineering Laboratories. The original engine, nicknamed "Jupiter", was built in September 1868 by Schenectady Locomotive Works and used as Central Pacific Railroad # 60. It was disassembled in 1909.
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Was built in June 1968. A Roger Puta Photograph
Eastbound Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe freight train on Southern Pacific Railroad track in Mojave, California, on April 13, 1989. Photograph by John F. Bjorklund, © 2016, Center for Railroad Photography and Art. Bjorklund-87-19-07
Lincoln's first train, on the Burlington & Missouri River Railroad, arrived from Plattsmouth on July 26, 1870, a momentous enough occasion for the weekly Nebraska State Journal to begin daily
Since the first rail tracks connected Chicago to lead mines in northwest Illinois in 1848, the state has served as one of North America's vital railroad hubs. Nonprofit railway organizations across the state preserve the legacy by providing pleasure and educational train excursions through scenic Illinois landscapes.
The collection of images, taken by photographer O. Winston Link, shows America's last major steam railroad as it was switching its operations to diesel in the 1950s.
Union Pacific at Keddie, CA
Built as BN 6830 in 1973, BNSF 1855 is seen working the Barstow Yard in California.
