Quanah, Acme, and Pacific Railway Company
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Quanah, Acme, and Pacific Railway Company
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Quanah, Acme, and Pacific Railway Company
Quanah, Acme, & Pacific Ry
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Quanah, Acme, & Pacific Ry
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Chartered in 1902 as the Acme, Red River and Northern Railroad; name changed in 1909.
Chartered on July 12, 1902, as the Acme, Red River and Northern Railway, the road ran from Acme, Texas, to the Red River. The name was revised in 1909 to substitute building to El Paso for building north. The Frisco system was the parent company for the Quanah, Acme and Pacific. In 1957, Jeanette Cook, a graduate student at Texas Tech, did a research paper on the railroad's history, which appeared in edited form in the Quanah TRIBUNE-CHIEF.
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https://viaf.org/viaf/150209745
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Paducah (Tex.)
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Texas, West
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Roaring Springs (Tex.)
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Texas
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Texas
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Quanah (Tex.)
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Floydada (Tex.)
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Acme (Tex.)
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United States
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