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Joining the Tracks for the First Transcontinental Railroad
Joining the Tracks for the First Transcontinental Railroad 1869
Golden Spike Ceremony at Promontory, Utah
Golden Spike Ceremony at Promontory, Utah 5/10/1869
Ames Monument, Wyoming
Ames Monument, Wyoming 3/24/1938
Dale Creek Bridge, West of Cheyenne, Wyoming
Dale Creek Bridge, West of Cheyenne, Wyoming 1869
Dale Creek bridge, West Cheyenne. Albany County, Wyoming
Dale Creek bridge, West Cheyenne. Albany County, Wyoming 1869
Directors of the Union Pacific Railroad
Directors of the Union Pacific Railroad 1866
Map of Location of Central Pacific Railroad of California from Sacramento to Big Bend of Truckee
Map of Location of Central Pacific Railroad of California from Sacramento to Big Bend of Truckee 1861
Map of Survey from Salt Lake City to Humbolt Wells
Map of Survey from Salt Lake City to Humbolt Wells 2/4/1869
Map of the United States and their Territories
Map of the United States and their Territories 1800 - 1947
Map of the Western Division of the Central Pacific Railroad Company
Map of the Western Division of the Central Pacific Railroad Company
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