History of Transportation in the United States Before 1860, Issue 215, Part 3P. Smith, 1948 - 678 pages Includes information on stage coaches, stage lines, etc. |
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Page 438
... Georgia extended to Macon . From Macon to Atlanta , from Macon to southwest Georgia , with a branch to Columbus and spurs to Milledgeville and Thomaston , were lines built by companies either heavily subsidized by the Central of Georgia ...
... Georgia extended to Macon . From Macon to Atlanta , from Macon to southwest Georgia , with a branch to Columbus and spurs to Milledgeville and Thomaston , were lines built by companies either heavily subsidized by the Central of Georgia ...
Page 456
... Georgia railroad and the financial condition of the Georgia Railroad and Banking Company . TABLE 56. - Mileage of the Georgia Railroads . " 1. Central , from Savannah to Macon , completed . 2. Georgia , from Augusta to Atlanta ...
... Georgia railroad and the financial condition of the Georgia Railroad and Banking Company . TABLE 56. - Mileage of the Georgia Railroads . " 1. Central , from Savannah to Macon , completed . 2. Georgia , from Augusta to Atlanta ...
Page 480
... Georgia , and Florida , 1851.1 Railroad . Year opened . Constructed . Length of road as projected . miles . miles . Richmond , Fredericksburg and ... Georgia railroads . 1. Georgia 480 Transportation in the United States before 1860 .
... Georgia , and Florida , 1851.1 Railroad . Year opened . Constructed . Length of road as projected . miles . miles . Richmond , Fredericksburg and ... Georgia railroads . 1. Georgia 480 Transportation in the United States before 1860 .
Contents
Early Trails Roads and Natural Waterways 364 | 3 |
CHAPTER II | 65 |
CHAPTER III | 94 |
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