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How Long for a Transcontinental Trip in 1900?
How Long for a Transcontinental Trip in 1900?
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How Long for a Transcontinental Trip in 1900?
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Anonymous
on Tuesday, January 27, 2004 9:19 AM
I was asked that question recently, and I don't have any easy access to copies of schedules. How long would it take to get from San Francisco to New York in the period 1890 - 1900?
I would prefer an answer that reflects numbers taken from actual schedules, not general estimates which I have found. I also don't care where you change trains, although the most likely terminal was Chicago. (And, don't forget to allow time for the transfer from one terminal to another!!)
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