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History of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad - Stover, John F
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The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, which journalist Lucius Beebe once called the "Mother of Railroads," was the brainchild of Baltimore city planners who hoped to outstrip New York in the race for western trade, wealth, and populace. Although Baltimore lost the race, it gave New York a run for its money early in the 19th century and certainly achieved many firsts: the first timetable in 1830, the first eight-wheel passenger coach in 1831, and right-of-way for the first telegraph in 1844. In later decades, it would be a ...

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History of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad 1987, Purdue University Press, West Lafayette, IN

ISBN-13: 9781557530660

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History of the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad 1987, Purdue University Press

ISBN-13: 9780911198812

Unabridged

Hardcover