In the early 19th century a system of turnpikes was developed across New York state. One of these, which was sort of a ...

President Millard Fillmore and orator Daniel Webster stopped in Elmira for a banquet celebrating the completion of the Erie ...

In the early 20th century, Zug Island was a key site for steel production, contributing heavily to the industry’s expansion ...

Today, Lowell National Historical Park includes several restored buildings and a variety of exhibits, in addition to canal ...

A photographic history of train travel over the decades, from vintage railroad cars to the groundbreaking trains and ...

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The railroad was built to use steam engines, as opposed to human or animal power. It could carry 3-ton loads twice a day, taking 2.5 hours for each trip to Port Clinton. The railroad and canal allowed ...

Fredrick Olaus Nilsson was arguably the most famous person to live, die and be buried in Houston County, Minnesota. Nilsson was well-known in early Minnesota and Iowa but not as famous there as he was ...

A Houston to New Orleans road trip is a southern adventure through interesting cities, state parks and plantations.

The Colorado Railroad Museum, Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad, and Durango Railroad Historical Society have ...

The Potomac Eagle is a historic sightseeing train that runs along the eponymous river in West Virginia. One of its most ...

Built along the railroad track – and what would become Route 66 – the Historic Downtown and Railroad District is a pedestrian-friendly area filled with historic 1900s-era buildings that have ...