Payroll ledger, 1855-1857.

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Payroll ledger, 1855-1857.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/49558042

The collection includes one payroll ledger for the New Albany and Salem Railroad Company (1855-1857), and a pamphlet titled "Douw D. Williamson, Trustee vs. New Albany and Salem Railroad." The pamphlet addresses the company's financial status and the role of receivership trustee Douw D. Williamson.

1 bound volume and 1 pamphlet.

Indiana Historical Society Library

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SNAC Resource ID: 7609583

Indiana Historical Society Library

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Chicago, Indianapolis & Louisville Railway Company

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New Albany and Salem Railroad Company.

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The New Albany and Salem Railroad Company was chartered in 1847 in Providence (now Borden), Ind. The railroad went into receivership in 1858 and was renamed the Louisville, New Albany, and Chicago Railroad in 1859. In 1897 the company was reorganized as the Louisville, New Albany, and Chicago Railway Company. The name was changed to "Monon" in 1956. From the description of Payroll ledger, 1855-1857. (Indiana Historical Society Library). WorldCat record id: 49558042 ...

Monon (Railroad)

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The origin of the Monon Railroad dates back to 1847 with the founding of the New Albany and Salem Railroad in Borden, Ind. The railroad got its nickname "Monon" from a creek near Bradford, Ind. Alfter several mergers, expansions and reorganizations, the Monon became an independent line in 1946. In 1971 it merged with the Louisville & Nashville Railroad, and in 1985 L. & N.'s successor, Seaboard System, removed the last of the old Monon rails. From the description of Dispatch ...

Louisville, New Albany, and Chicago Railway.

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Williamson, Douw D.

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