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CPRR Museum Category Tags:
Transcontinental Railroad
Central Pacific Railroad,
Union Pacific Railroad
Railroads, Trains, Locomotives
History of the American West
Photography,
Photographs,
Stereoviews,
Stereographs
Central Pacific Railroad Photographic History Museum
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Library of Congress Catalog Entries:
LC Control Number: 2003556598
Type of Material: Computer File
Corporate Name: CPRR.org.
Main Title: Central Pacific Railroad photographic history museum
[electronic resource] / by CPRR.org.
Edition Information:
3rd ed.
Published/Created: [S.l.] : CPRR.org, c2001.
Description: 1 CD-ROM ; 4 3/4 in.
Summary: Discusses the 1860s construction of the Central Pacific Railroad, the financial backers and workers involved in this project that reduced coast-to-coast travel from over one hundred days to six. Transcontinental railroad history illustrated by approximately 2000 photographs, maps, engravings and documents.
Notes: Title from disc label.
"Dec. 9, 2000"--Jewel case.
Production level cataloging.
System requirements: IBM compatible PC.
Subjects: Central Pacific Railroad Company $x History.
Railroads $z United States $x History $y 19th century.
LC Classification: TF23
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CALL NUMBER: TF23 [2004 01241]
Copy 1
-- Request in: See Reference Staff. By Appt in Jefferson Main RR (MRC)
-- Status: Not Charged
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LC Control Number: 2001562266
Type of Material: Computer File
Corporate Name: CPRR.org.
Main Title: Central Pacific Railroad photographic history museum
[electronic resources] / by CPRR.org.
Edition Information:
2nd ed.
Published/Created: [S.l.] : CPRR.org, c2000.
Description: 1 CD-ROM ; 4 3/4 in.
Summary: Discusses the 1860s construction of the Central Pacific Railroad, the financial backers, and workers involved in this project that reduced coast-to-coast travel from over one hundred days to six. Transcontinental railroad history illustrated by approximately 2000 photographs, maps, engravings and documents.
Notes: Title from disc label.
"Dec. 18, 2000"--Jewel case.
Production level cataloging.
System requirements: IBM compatible PC.
Subjects: Central Pacific Railroad Company $x History.
Railroads $z United States $x History $y 19th century.
LC Classification: TF23
______________________________
CALL NUMBER: TF23 [2004 01240]
Copy 1
-- Request in: See Reference Staff. By Appt in Jefferson Main RR (MRC)
-- Status: Not Charged
______________________________
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