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    End of steel

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    The City of Prineville Railway is the only railroad in the United States that has been continuously operated by a municipal government from the time of construction. Rails to the Ochoco Country tells the story of Oregon transportation and the building of the City of Prineville Railway - of the circumstances that led to its construction, the problems encountered in building, the relative success of the first few years, and the long struggle to keep it going during the depression. Later chapters outline the revival of traffic, the sudden lumber boom, and the significance of the railway for the survival and growth of Prineville. It provides a novel chapter in the history of transportation in the United States--Adapted from jacket.

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