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Former Bradford Train Station
Originally built by the Boston & Maine Railroad, used as a business. |
Former Fairlee Train Station
Originally built by the Boston & Maine Railroad, used as a business. |
Former Thetford Train Station
Originally built by the Boston & Maine Railroad, privately owned. |
Vermonter - Amtrak
Randolph is a train station in Randolph, Vermont, served by Amtrak, the national railroad passenger system. The only train that serves the station is the Vermonter, which operates between St. Albans, Vermont and Washington, D.C.[1] The station also doubles as a local restaurant, and on the other side of the tracks is the Randolph Stagecoach Transportation depot, essentially creating an unofficial intermodel transportation center, although schedules are not aligned in any way. On average, five passengers boarded or detrained Amtrak services daily at Randolph in FY09, making it the 10th-busiest stop in Vermont. |
White River Flyer
54 Depot Street Bellows Falls, Vermont 05101 - (call 800-707-3530)
The White River Flyer is operated by the Green Mountain Railroad and runs between White River Jct. and Norwich, VT with many special excursion trains throughout the summer. Charter trains are run from Lyndonville, VT. |
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Visiting Washington State by Train
Washington State is located on the Pacific north coast of the United State; it's bordered by British Columbia (Canada) in the North, by Idaho State on the East side, and by Oregon State in the South.
The state can be divided into 6 geographic land a [...] (Read Article)
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May 13 2012 -
Old California and good grub in San Juan Capistrano
The Orange County town boasts a famous mission and the returning swallows (sometimes). It also has great restaurants, a heritage museum and more. What an appealing slice-of-life California town, an easy day trip by car or train. Come for the history, stay for the food. This restaurant-intensive ranch town is the oldest community in Orange County. If San Juan Capistrano — or SJC — had a dating ... |
May 08 2012 -
Metro restores service after derailment
Metro crews worked through the night to make repairs. The transit agency says normal service has been restored on Metro's Blue and Orange Lines. |
April 29 2012 -
Derailed CTA train was chartered by rail buffs
A CTA train chartered by railroad enthusiasts derailed today in the South Loop. Forty people had to walk to the nearest train station, officials said. The derailment is causing delays on the Green and Orange Lines. No injuries were reported. |
April 28 2012 -
Bullet Train Developers Reverse Course on Anaheim Service
Watch Chip Yost's Report LOS ANGELES, Calif. -- Responding to an outpouring of criticism from Orange County business, civic and political leaders, California's bullet train agency reversed itself Thursday and voted to pursue a direct service link to Anaheim in the project's initial phase. |
April 28 2012 -
The little caboose that could help draw tourists to Park Forest
All eyes were on the bright reddish-orange caboose Tuesday as it made its final trip from Joliet to the Matteson rail yard, pulled by Engine 4610. Elgin, Joliet & Eastern Railway caboose No. 531 — built in December 1953 — must have passed through the south suburbs many times in its active life, so perhaps it is fitting that it will spend its retirement in the area, in a new Rail Fan Park in Park ... |
April 28 2012 -
What's Hot | Liz Langley Soul Train, Mummies and Sip
Orlando writer Liz Langley says this weekend features a couple events honoring the past. A Soul Train Tribute party to Don Cornelius is talking place at Orange Studio on Mills Avenue in Orlando, The Museum of Science and Industry in Tampa presents the exhibit "Mummies of the World" and Sip Orlando is holding "Sunday Funday" all proceeds benefit the Hope and Help Center AIDS walk. Each Friday ... |
April 26 2012 -
Explaining Metro’s Rush Plus plan
The new Metro map was among the topics we discussed during my online chat today . A traveler asked: “Will the new Silver Line continue on into D.C. (to Stadium Armory, perhaps?) or will it run only to East Falls Church, where passengers will have to transfer to the Orange Line? The preliminary map is no help — the Silver Line color trail doesn’t parallel the Orange line past East Falls Church ... |
April 23 2012 -
San Clemente joins call to derail high-speed train project
San Clemente has joined five other Orange County cities, the county government and a coalition of other cities and counties in California in calling on the state Legislature to repeal $9 billion in state funding for a controversial high-speed rail... |
April 15 2012 -
QBs under scrutiny in UVa spring game
CHARLOTTESVILLE — When today’s annual Orange & Blue spring football game begins at Scott Stadium, most Virginia fans will train their eyes on the quarterbacks, because that’s just what fans do. |
April 14 2012 -
California bullet train plan approved by state rail agency
The blueprint is amended at the last moment to include the goal of service to Orange County. The project now needs the approval of the Legislature. SAN FRANCISCO — A formal plan to build a California bullet train that would become partially operational in 10 years was approved by the state rail agency Thursday, though the blueprint was amended at the last minute to include a goal of providing ... |
April 14 2012 -
Latest change in bullet train plan a blow to Orange County
Agency's revised plan eliminates a link to Anaheim, making L.A. the southern terminus in the first phase. In a blow to Orange County's hopes for a boost to business and tourism, the California bullet train project has dropped a link to Anaheim from its current, $68-billion plan. |
April 13 2012 -
Bullet train planners reverse course, revive Anaheim service
Responding to an outpouring of criticism from Orange County business, civic and political leaders, California’s bullet train agency reversed itself Thursday and voted to pursue a direct service link to Anaheim in the project’s initial phase. The commitment came as the California High Speed Rail Authority board, meeting in San Francisco, adopted a crucial $68-billion business plan for the ... |
April 10 2012 -
Anaheim dropped from initial bullet train plans - Sat, 07 Apr 2012 PST
LOS ANGELES – In a blow to Orange County, the California bullet train project has dropped a link to Anaheim from its current $68 billion plan. The rail agency confirmed the shift Friday, marking a significant departure for the Bay Area-to-Southern California high-speed rail system approved by voters in 2008. |
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