Friday, February 10, 2006

Transcontinental Railroad Historic Landmarks for other States

From: "Stan Lehman" Stanley.Lehman@bnsf.com / jrhogger@neb.rr.com

Do you have any information concerning Historical Landmarks on the UP railroad between North Platt and Omaha? Any help would be appreciated.

Stanley E. Lehman

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4 Comments:

Blogger CPRR Discussion Group said...

From: "Wendell Huffman" wendellhuffman@hotmail.com

One might start with David Bain's "Old Iron Road." He talks about all kinds of interesting and historic places along that way.

—W.

2/16/2006 7:28 PM  
Blogger CPRR Discussion Group said...

From: KyleWyatt@aol.com

Google the web for "National Register of Historic Places" and "National Historic Landmark". I believe they are organized by state.

—Kyle

2/16/2006 7:33 PM  
Blogger CPRR Discussion Group said...

From: "John Snyder" johnsnyder@onetel.com

You should check the online listings for the National Register of Historic Places at the National Park Service website, and also contact the State Historic Preservation Officer for each of the states involved.

—John Snyder

2/16/2006 7:38 PM  
Blogger CPRR Discussion Group said...

Have not found any UPRR Nebraska locations on the National Register of Historical Places.

Are there any?

2/16/2006 7:40 PM  

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