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Baltimore & Ohio RR "Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, 1830."—E. Benjamin Andrews, 1895... |
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Boston & Worcester "Boston and Worcester Railroad, 1835."—E. Benjamin Andrews, 1895... |
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Box, Axle The box on a train which contains the bearings for the spindle of an axle, or joural of an axle. ... |
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Box, Axle The box on a train which contains the bearings for the spindle of an axle, or joural of an axle. ... |
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Broiler, Locomotive An illustration of a locomotive broiler.... |
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Car A carriage for running on the rails of a railway.... |
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Car, Platform An open railroad car having no enclosings.... |
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Car, Railway Postal The all-steel postal car was first used by the Erie Railroad. The first of the type was built by the Standard Steel Car Company of Butler, Pa. ... |
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Cars The first train of cars.... |
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Coach, Railway Old fashioned railroad coach use for transporting few passangers. ... |
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Cooper's Locomotive "Peter Cooper's locomotive, 1829."—E. Benjamin Andrews, 1895... |
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Cooper, Peter Train Peter Cooper manufactured the first steam powered railroad locomotive made in America, which was called Tom Thumb.... |
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Cow-catcher A strong wooden or iron frame in front of a locomotive-engine for catching or throwing off obstructions on a railway, such as cows.... |
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Engine, Baldwin Baldwin engine... |
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Engine, Siemens and Halske's Electric The first electric railway built in Berlin in 1879. The line was 2 feet wide and 2,700 feet long. ... |
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Fork, Rail "A track-layers' bar having two parallel blunt arms at the end the space between which is designed to fit the web of the rail. It is used in lifting the end of a rail." -Whitney, 1911... |
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Freight unloading Two men transferring freight from an old truck at a train station.... |
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Gauntlet Track "In railway engineering, the running together of parallel tracks into the space occupied by one, by crossing the two inner rails so as to bring each side by side with the opposite outer rail." -Whitne... |
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Grand Central Station Grand Central Depot showing elevated railroad in New York.... |
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Hoosac Tunnel "The Hoosac Tunnel lit by glow lamps, after the plan of the Marr Construction Company."—E. Benjamin Andrews 1895... |
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Inspection Passangers get their luggage inspected before boarding a train.... |
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Lever, Signal Signal Lever and Interlocking Tappet. F - Floor of Cabin G - Grove for interlocking bar N - Tappet V - Latch rod... |
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Locomotive Steam locomotive.... |
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Locomotive A locomotive designed for fast passenger service in 1902.... |
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Locomotive, American "Three locomotives were imported from England in 1829, and the first trial in America took place Aug. 8, 1829, at Honesdale, Pa. The first railway constructed to be worked by locomotives was the South... |
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