Railroad timetables andcalendars. 1948-1983.

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Railroad timetables andcalendars. 1948-1983.

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Passenger timetables, illustrated wall calendars, andmiscellaneous brochures issued by several railroads serving Minnesota, by Amtrak,and by some other companies, including the Union Pacific Railroad Company, thePullman Company, W.H. Miner, Inc., Fruit Growers Express Company, and Western FruitExpress Company. There is also information about Glacier National Park, and aboutexcursions there and to other points offered by the Great Northern RailwayCompany.

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