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Railroad map of the United States showing through lines of communication from the Atlantic to the Pacific. Together with the steamship lines along the seaboard
Image of a map of the eastern United States showing the routes of the Great Southern railroad line of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company and connecting lines, with an inset map of the city of Louisville, Kentucky, showing railroad connections; map verso contains panels with printed promotional descriptions and timetables; fold-up map.
Image of a map of a portion of the Eastern United States from as far west as Omaha, Nebraska, showing railroad routes of the Michigan Central and Great Western Railroad and connecting lines, with a vignette in the lower left corner of the Niagara Falls Suspension Bridge and an inset map in the lower right corner of the Western United States showing railroad routes and titled, "Map between the Missouri River and the Pacific Ocean"; map verso contains panels with the fold-up map covers, promotional descriptions including an image of a freight car for the Great Central Route's Blue Line, and timetables.
Image of a coast-to-coast map of the middle portion of the United States showing the railroad routes of the Hannibal & St. Joseph Railroad and connecting lines from Quincy, Illinois, to San Francisco, California; map verso contains fold-up map covers and panels with promotional descriptions and timetables.
Image of a map of the Midwestern and Eastern United States showing the railroad routes and connecting lines of the Illinois Central Railroad from Chicago, Illinois, outward to Yankton, South Dakota, Cincinnati, Ohio, and New Orleans, Louisiana; map verso contains fold-up map covers and panels with promotional descriptions and timetables.
Image of a map of a portion of the middle United States showing both completed and proposed railroad lines including the projected line of the St. Louis and Memphis Railroad between Morley, Missouri, and Memphis, Tennessee.
