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1935 | Artwork
Railway Station, about 1935
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1937 | Artwork
Subway Drillers, 1937
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1938 | Artwork
Slag Heaps, 1938
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1939 | Artwork
Railroad Crossing, 1939
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1941 | Artwork
Slow Train Through Arkansas
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1955 | Artwork
Cow 13 and Train Number 3, Shawsville, Virginia, 1955 (printed 1987)
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1967 | Artwork
Entrance to Elevated - Randolph at Lake, Chicago
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1967 | Artwork
Railroad Station, Providence, Rhode Island, 1967
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1973 | Artwork
Great American Perspective, 1973
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1974 | Artwork
Prairie Boxcars, 1974
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1975 | Artwork
Paris (from the "Tubes" portfolio)
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1975 | Artwork
Railroad Switching Yards, 1975
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1975 | Artwork
The London Underground (from the "Tubes" portfolio)
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1975 | Artwork
Manhattan (from the "Tubes" portfolio)
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1980 | Artwork
Rainbows on a Train, 1980
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1982 | Artwork
Choo-Choo Train (from Johnnie's Toys portfolio)
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1995 | Artwork
White Stone Junction (Buffalo & Shenandoah Railroad, No. 23)
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unkn | Artwork
Pennsylvania Station, New York
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1842 | Book
American Notes for General Consideration
Dicken's American Notes came from his 1842 trip to the United States. The author visited prisons, politicians, and toured primarily in New England and the Great Lakes region. In this excerpt, he describes American train travel in its early period, segregated railcars, and the distinctions between gentlemen's and ladies' cars.
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1850 | Book
Phelps's Travellers' Guide Through the United States
This pocket atlas listed over 700 railroads, steamship lines, and canals in the United States and their routes of service, state by state. Frederick Douglass probably consulted a rudimentary timetable in the Baltimore newspaper or one posted at the depot for the Baltimore to Philadelphia route, described here twelve years after Douglass made his escape from slavery on the Philadelphia, Wilmington, & Baltimore Railroad.
