1870 Boxcars
From: "Chris Graves" caliron@att.net
How many boxcars were owned by the CPRR in January, 1870?
Thanks,
—G J Chris Graves
posted from CPRR Discussion Group at 6:40 PM
Friday, February 10, 2006
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1 Comments:
From: KyleWyatt@aol.com
The July 1, 1869 annual report lists 1293 platform (flat) cars, 591 box cars, 25 fruit cars and 32 stock cars. That's the closest I come right now.
—Kyle
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