Tampa Union Station records, 1924-1973.

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Tampa Union Station records, 1924-1973.

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Records generated by Amtrak, Seaboard Coast Line Railroad (early 1970s), Pullman Company (1920-1970s), Seaboard Air Line Railway (late 1920s) and Tampa Union Station Company (1924-1930s). Also includes extensive files of Pullman Company memoranda and procedures issued by various departments, personnel time sheets, records of train departures and arrivals, monthly financial reports, ticket sales, porter agreements, grievances, and personal injury claims, circulars, and maintenance forms.

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University of South Florida, USF Library

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SNAC Resource ID: 8070438

University of South Florida, USF Library

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