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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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April 14 2012 - VRE offering eight-car service for holiday travelers leaving D.C. early
Today is Good Friday and tonight is the first night of Passover . As a result, plenty of people are going to leave work early to get a head start on their holiday weekends. The Virginia Railway Express noted that the largest number of commuters on Good Friday tend to ride Fredericksburg Line train 303 (leaving Union Station at 3:35 p.m.) and Manassas Line train 327 (leaving Union Station at 3:45 ... |
March 20 2011 - VRE cracks down on fare evasion, other offenses
New to the Washington area and its notorious commutes , Cheryl Rouland was eager to find the easiest way to get to work in Southeast Washington after moving to Manassas in June. She tried Virginia Railway Express . But while riding the train home from L’Enfant Station one day, Rouland received a $100 fine for fare evasion. She was dumbstruck, she said, because she had bought a roundtrip ticket ... |
March 05 2011 - Civil War anniversary recognized at Manassas
Exactly 150 years ago this summer, the first great land battle of the Civil War was fought along a Virginia stream called Bull Run near a railroad junction called Manassas. |
July 22 2011 - VRE starts building warehouse in Spotsy
While a Spotsylvania Virginia Railway Express station is still a way from reality, the commuter rail company is busy in the county, having recently started construction of a $1.9 million warehouse at the Crossroads Industrial Park off of the U.S. 17 bypass. The 8,000-square-foot warehouse will be used to store parts and equipment as well as for office space. It will replace the Manassas facility ... |
July 20 2011 - 1861: The Battle of Bull Run
Since June 1, 1861, General Pierre G.T. Beauregard had been positioned 29 miles southwest of Washington, DC, to protect the vital rail junction at Manassas, located a few miles west of a dark sluggish stream (Bull Run) that eventually joined the Potomac River. Southeast of the railroad junction was the 3,000-man brigade of General T.H. Holmes, based at Marlboro Point. |
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