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Official Guide of the Railways, 1910.

Click here to view the complete Rail Guide.

For Union Pacific Railroad, see especially pdf pages 812-821. For Southern Pacific Railroad, see especially pdf pages 829-833. Note that these numbers are not the printed page numbers. This 1485 page volume is a huge file, so use will require a fast internet connection. Courtesy Donald R. Hensley, Jr., Tap Lines.

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This pdf copy is for online reference use only. Please do not download or print.
If you want a copy for your computer or to printout pages, please purchase a DVD from Tap Lines.

Notes: You can search this Rail Guide using your pdf viewer's "Find" command, even though the document will be displayed as original page images. If the text is too small (especially in the tables), use the "Zoom in Tool" to make the text size larger. If a page or map is not correctly oriented, use the appropriate "Rotate" command. The printed numbering does not correspond to whole pages.

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• Also available: "The Official Guide of Railways" for 1868, 1870, 1877, 1878, 1881, 1889, 1891 and 1895 on DVD courtesy of David Hensley, Jr., Tap Lines.