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• The city is a railroad terminal on the Union Pacific Railroad.
• Wichita was a railroad terminal and a destination for cattle drives from Texas.
• The Tunnel, in a former railroad terminal, reopened several weeks later.
• It was probably the Pennsylvania Railroad terminal and with easy access to the ferries.
• Pajapita started developing with the construction of the Vado Ancho railroad terminal in the 1900s.
• A new railroad terminal and expansion of a tourist hotel will be taken up in Russia.
• The hillside building was close to the new B & O railroad terminal and turnpike roads.
• A formal townsite was constructed in 1925 and included a railroad terminal, churches and a small hospital.
• These include priority scheduling in popular locations, access to commuter railroad terminals, and fewer problems with law enforcement.
• In addition to the railroad terminal, it had its own general store, post office, school, doctor, and churches.
• In 1910, the Havemeyers also opened a railroad terminal in Jersey City, known as the Warren Street Terminal.
• She was an admirer of architect Eliel Saarinen, particularly for his design of the central railroad terminal in Helsinki.
• Commencing in 1920 Nashville was used as the half-way stopping point between the Jackson and Grand Rapids railroad terminals.
• Residents began moving into the community in early 1882 and the railroad terminal became operational in May of that year.
• It would run the length of the Embarcadero to the new Pacific Bell Stadium and the adjoining Caltrain railroad terminal.
• There is an international airport located eleven km away as well as a railroad terminal ending at the port proper.
• The Montana Railroad terminal was located one mile northwest of Merino, so it was decided to relocate the town site.
• The Grand Concourse, set in the former Pittsburgh & Lake Erie Railroad terminal, is a stunner, with a mostly seafood menu.
• We turned west and the aquamarine face of the old Erie-Lackawanna railroad terminal in Hoboken, N . J ., fell into focus.
• A ferry pier and railroad terminal, popular as a transfer point for those traveling to Coney Island, was built in the 1870s.