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This article contains a list of named passenger trains in the United States, with names beginning A through B.

List of named passenger trains in the United States

A

Train name Railroad Train endpoints in a typical Operated
Abraham Lincoln Alton Railroad (1935–1947)
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio (1947–1971)
Amtrak (1971–1978) 		Chicago-St. Louis 1935–1978
Acadian Southern Pacific Houston–New Orleans 1936–1956
Acela Express (train type, not name) Amtrak Boston–Washington, D.C. 2000–present
Adirondack Amtrak New York City–Montreal 1974–present
Adirondack and Montreal Express New York Central New York City–Montreal 1902–1922
Admiral Pennsylvania New York City–Chicago–Washington, DC 1939–1964
Advance Commodore Vanderbilt New York Central New York City–Chicago 1929–1955
Advance Denver Zephyr Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Chicago–Denver 1936
Advance Empire State Express New York Central New York City–Buffalo, New York 1942–1956
Advance Florida Special Pennsylvania, Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac, Atlantic Coast Line, Florida East Coast New York City–Miami 1938–1942
Advance Flyer Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Chicago–Lincoln, Nebraska 1941–1946
Advance Forest City New York Central Chicago–New York 1942–1945
Advance Gilt Edge New Haven New York City–Boston 1937–1951
Advance Knickerbocker New York Central St. Louis–Boston 1945–1956
Advance Merchants Limited New Haven New York–Boston 1952–1960
Advance Midnight Special Gulf, Mobile & Ohio Chicago–St. Louis 1947–1949
Advance Silver Meteor Pennsylvania, Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac, Seaboard Air Line New York City–Miami 1942–1947
Advance Twentieth Century Limited New York Central Chicago–New York 1929–1931
Advance Water Level Limited New York Central Chicago–New York 1943–1945
Advance Wolverine New York Central Chicago–New York–Boston 1947–1948
Adventureland Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Kansas City, Missouri–Billings, Montana 1937–1952
Afternoon Congressional Pennsylvania
Penn Central (1968-1970) 		New York–Washington, D.C. 1952–1970
Afternoon Executive Amtrak New York–Washington, D.C. 1971–1972
Afternoon Express New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad New York–Boston 1891–1913
Afternoon Flyer Grand Rapids and Indiana Railroad Chicago–Grand Rapids, Michigan 1904–1918
Afternoon Hiawatha Milwaukee Road Chicago–St. Paul, Minnesota 1939–1970
Afternoon Keystone Pennsylvania
Penn Central (1968-1969) 		New York–Washington, D.C. 1961–1969
Afternoon Puget Sounder Great Northern Seattle–Vancouver 1946–1950
Afternoon Steeler Pennsylvania Pittsburgh–Cleveland 1950–1958
Afternoon Twin Cities Zephyr Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Chicago–St. Paul, Minnesota 1936–1970
Aiken-Augusta Special Pennsylvania
Southern 		New York City–Charlotte, North Carolina–Columbia, South Carolina–Augusta, Georgia 1928–1953
Air Line Limited New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad New York–Boston 1894–1901
Air Line Special New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad New York–Fitchburg, Massachusetts 1904–1907
Airway Limited Pennsylvania
Transcontinental Air Transport 		New York City–Los Angeles 1929–1932
Akron and Cleveland Express Pennsylvania Chicago–Akron, Ohio 1912–1918
Akronite Pennsylvania New York City–Akron, Ohio 1937–1957
Ak-Sar-Ben Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Chicago–Lincoln, Nebraska 1930–1953; 1969–1970
Ak-Sar-Ben Zephyr Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Chicago–Lincoln, Nebraska 1940–1947; 1953–1969
Alamo Southern Pacific New Orleans–San Antonio 1936–1952
Alamo Special Missouri-Kansas-Texas Houston–San Antonio 1906–1910; 1928–1933
Alaskan Northern Pacific, Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad,

Spokane, Portland & Seattle

Chicago–Tacoma, Washington–Portland, Oregon 1931–1952
Albany and Troy Express New York Central New York City–Albany, New York–Troy, New York 1900–1938
Albany Express New York Central New York, New York-Albany, New York 1908–1917; 1923–1943
Albany Mail New York Central New York City–Utica, New York 1947–1948
Albany Morning Express Boston and Albany Railroad Boston–Albany, New York 1913–1932
Albany Night Express Boston and Albany Railroad, New York Central Railroad Boston–Chicago 1913–1926
Alburgh Express Rutland Railroad Ogdensburg, New York–Rutland (city), Vermont 1914–1918
Alexandria Pennsylvania New York–Washington, D.C. 1941–1958
Alexandrian Great Northern St. Paul, Minnesota–Fargo, North Dakota 1932–1950
All-Florida Special Pennsylvania, Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac, Seaboard Air Line Boston–St. Petersburg, Florida–West Palm Beach, Florida 1924–1927
Allegheny Pennsylvania St. Louis–Pittsburgh 1948–1959
Alouette Boston & Maine, Canadian Pacific Railway Boston–Montreal 1926–1965
Alton Limited Alton Railroad (pre–1947),
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio (1947–end) 		Chicago–St. Louis 1900–1924; 1928–1958
Ambassador Baltimore & Ohio Detroit–Baltimore 1931–1964
Ambassador New Haven,
Boston & Maine,
Central Vermont, and
Canadian National 		Boston–Montreal 1927–1966
American Pennsylvania New York City–St. Louis 1925–1956
American Great Northern Seattle–Vancouver 1919–1946
American Express Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago and St. Louis Railway Cleveland–St. Louis 1911–1918
American Royal Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Chicago–Kansas City, Missouri 1932–1952; 1969–1971
American Royal Zephyr Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Chicago–Kansas City, Missouri 1953–1968
Angel Santa Fe San Francisco–Los Angeles–San Diego 1911–1917
Angelo Santa Fe Fort Worth, Texas–San Angelo, Texas 1933–1966
Ann Rutledge Alton Railroad (1937–1947),
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio (1947–1958) 		Chicago–St. Louis 1937–1958
Amtrak Chicago–Kansas City, Missouri 1976–2009; 1976–2008
Antelope Santa Fe Kansas City, Missouri–Fort Worth, Texas
Kansas City, Missouri–Oklahoma City 		1927–1948; 1948–1954
Anthracite Express Pennsylvania Philadelphia–Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania 1933–1941
Apache Rock Island and Southern Pacific Chicago–Los Angeles 1927–1938
Argonaut Southern Pacific Los Angeles–New Orleans 1926–1932; 1936–1958
Aristocrat Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Denver–Chicago 1930–1941
Arizona Limited Rock Island and Southern Pacific Chicago, Illinois-Phoenix, Arizona 1940–1942
Arkansas and Texas Mail St. Louis–San Francisco Railway St. Louis–Cleburne, Texas 1898–1908
Arlington Pennsylvania New York City–Washington, D.C. 1933–1962
Aroostook Flyer Bangor & Aroostook Bangor, Maine–Van Buren, Maine 1937–1957
Arrow Milwaukee Road Chicago–Sioux Falls, South Dakota 1926–1967
Arrowhead Amtrak Minneapolis–Duluth, Minnesota 1976–1977
Arrowhead Limited Chicago & North Western Chicago–Duluth, Minnesota 1927–1955
Arundel Maine Central, Boston and Maine Boston–Bangor, Maine 1952–1953
Asa Packer Lehigh Valley New York City–Coxton, Pennsylvania 1939–1958
Asheville Special Pennsylvania, then Penn Central (1968-1970)
Southern 		New York City–Asheville, North Carolina 1930–1970
Ashland and Ishpeming Mail Chicago & North Western Chicago–Green Bay, Wisconsin 1914–1918; 1921–1928
Ashland Limited Chicago & North Western Chicago–Ashland, Wisconsin 1894–1901; 1914–1957
Ashland Mail Chicago & North Western Chicago–Ashland, Wisconsin 1929–1930; 1937–1951
Atlanta Limited Illinois Central Shreveport, Louisiana–Meridian, Mississippi 1934–1942; 1946–1947
Atlanta Owl Seaboard Air Line Railroad Atlanta-Birmingham, Alabama 1925–1926; 1934–1938
Atlanta–Birmingham Special Pennsylvania
Southern 		New York, New York–Birmingham, Alabama 1911–1934
Atlanta–Jacksonville Express Southern Atlanta–Jacksonville, Florida 1920–1924
Atlanta–Memphis Express Southern Atlanta–Memphis, Tennessee 1921–1924; 1933–1935
Atlantic City Express Central Railroad of New Jersey New York City–Atlantic City, New Jersey 1907–1910; 1923–1928
Atlantic City Express Pennsylvania Washington, D.C.–Atlantic City, New Jersey 1910–1942
Atlantic City Express Amtrak Philadelphia International Airport, Pennsylvania–Atlantic City, New Jersey 1989–1994
Atlantic City Limited Pennsylvania New York City–Atlantic City, New Jersey 1919–1931
Atlantic City Special Central Railroad of New Jersey New York, New York–Atlantic City, New Jersey 1902–1910; 1923–1926
Atlantic Coast Limited Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Chicago–Denver 1910–1916; 1929–1930
Atlantic Coast Line Express Pennsylvania, Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad, Atlantic Coast Line Railroad New York, New York–Tampa, Florida 1893–1935
Atlantic Express Erie New York City–Chicago 1874–1878; 1885–1887; 1892–1915; 1922–1964
Atlantic Express Grand Trunk Western Chicago–Montreal 1879–1917
Atlantic Express Michigan Central, New York Central Railroad New York City–Chicago 1882–1930
Atlantic Express Pennsylvania Pittsburgh–Harrisburg, Pennsylvania 1875–1928
Atlantic Express Canadian National Railway Chicago–Toronto 1926–1930
Atlantic Express Northern Pacific Railway, Spokane, Portland and Seattle Railway Saint Paul, Minnesota–Seattle–Portland, Oregon 1883–1888; 1910–1930
Atlantic Express Chicago & North Western Chicago–Minneapolis 1900–1926
Atlantic Express Union Pacific Railroad Portland, Oregon–Kansas City, Missouri 1903–1928
Atlantic Flyer Louisville and Nashville Railroad Cincinnati–Birmingham, Alabama 1929–1936
Atlantic Highlands Express Central Railroad of New Jersey New York City–Atlantic Highlands, New Jersey ?
Atlantic Limited Minneapolis, St. Paul and Sault Ste. Marie Minneapolis–Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan–Montreal 1902–1909
Atlantic Limited Canadian Pacific (1955–1978)
Via (1978–1979)
via Maine Central Railroad Mattawamkeag to Vanceboro 		Saint John, New Brunswick–Montreal 1956–1970; 1978–1981
Augusta Special Pennsylvania
Southern 		New York, New York–Charlotte, North Carolina–Columbia, South Carolina–Augusta, Georgia 1915–1928; 1953–1966
Augusta-Aiken Special Pennsylvania
Southern 		New York, New York–Charlotte, North Carolina–Columbia, South Carolina–Augusta, Georgia 1931–1934
Aurora Winter Train Alaska Railroad Anchorage, Alaska-Fairbanks, Alaska 1947–present
Auto Train Auto-Train Corporation (1971–1981)
Amtrak (1983–present) 		Lorton, Virginia–Sanford, Florida (1971–1981; 1983–present)
Louisville, Kentucky-Sanford, Florida (1974–1977) 		see on left
Azalean Louisville & Nashville Cincinnati–New Orleans 1937–1953
Aztec Eagle (Aguila Azteca) Nacionales de Mexico
Missouri Pacific 		Mexico City–Nuevo Laredo–San Antonio 1950–1971

B

Train name Railroad Train endpoints in a typical Operated
Badger Amtrak Chicago–Milwaukee 1985–1989
Badger Express Great Northern St. Paul, Minnesota–Duluth, Minnesota ; 1955-1971 just called 'Badger' 1925–1971
Badger Limited Chicago North Shore and Milwaukee Railroad Chicago–Milwaukee 1929–1933
Badger State Express Chicago & North Western Chicago–Minneapolis 1892–1936
Baltimore Day Express Pennsylvania Buffalo, New York-Washington, D.C. 1958-1968
Baltimore-Washington Night Express Baltimore & Ohio, Central Railroad of New Jersey, Reading Company Jersey City, New Jersey–Washington, D.C. 1938–1946
Bankers New Haven
Penn Central (1969-1971) 		New York City–Springfield, Massachusetts 1939–1971
Bankers Amtrak Washington, D.C.–Springfield, Massachusetts 1976–1998
Banner Blue Wabash Chicago–St. Louis 1894–1896; 1905–1967
Bar Harbor Express Maine Central
Boston and Maine
New Haven 		Washington, D.C.–Ellsworth, Maine 1902–1960
Barnacle Bill Special Pennsylvania-Reading Seashore Lines Philadelphia–Atlantic City, New Jersey 1938–1941
Bat Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific Railroad Chicago–Minneapolis 1929–1930
Bay Shore Special Central Railroad of New Jersey Washington, D.C.–Ellingsworth, Pennsylvania 1940–1949
Bay State New Haven
Penn Central (1969–1971)
Amtrak (from 1971) 		New York City–Boston 1894–1917; 1925–1974; 1982–1994; 1997–1998
Bayonne Flyer New Jersey Transit (Hudson–Bergen Light Rail) Hoboken, New Jersey–Bayonne, New Jersey 2011–present
Beach Comber Boston & Maine Boston–Portland, Maine 1950–1952
Beach Patrol Pennsylvania-Reading Seashore Lines Philadelphia–Atlantic City, New Jersey 1938–1941
Beach Special Boston & Maine Boston–Portland, Maine 1950–1952
Beachcomber Long Island Rail Road New York City–Montauk, New York 1963–1966
Beacon Hill Amtrak Boston–New Haven, Connecticut 1978–1981
Bear Mountain Amtrak New York City–Albany, New York 1977; 1981–1995
Beaver Southern Pacific San Francisco–Portland, Oregon 1940–1949
Beaver New York Central New York City–Cleveland–Toronto 1913–1926
Benjamin Franklin Amtrak Boston–Philadelphia 1977–1994
Berkshire Boston & Albany, New York Central Boston–Albany, New York 1902–1931; 1952–1959
Berkshire Boston & Maine Boston–Troy, New York c. 1932-1936 (Berkshire Flyer); c. 1937–1940
Berkshire New Haven New York City–Pittsfield, Massachusetts c. 1931–1941 (Berkshire Express); c. 1946-1968
Berkshire Hills Express New York Central New York City–Chatham, New York--North Adams, Massachusetts 1919–1934
Betsy Ross Amtrak New York City–Washington, D.C. 1976–1981
Bicentennial Amtrak Boston–Philadelphia 1976–1977
Big Apple Amtrak New York City–Harrisburg, Pennsylvania 1980–1992; 1997–1998
Birmingham and Atlanta Owl Seaboard Air Line Railroad Birmingham, Alabama–Atlanta 1927–1933
Birmingham Owl Seaboard Air Line Railroad Birmingham, Alabama–Atlanta 1925–1926; 1934–1938
Birmingham Special Pennsylvania, then Penn Central (1969-1971)
Norfolk & Western
and Southern 		New York City–Birmingham, Alabama, with a Chattanooga, Tennessee–Memphis, Tennessee segment 1909-1971
Biscayne Florida East Coast Railway Jacksonville, Florida–Miami 1927–1931
Black Diamond Lehigh Valley
Reading 		Philadelphia–New York City–Buffalo, New York 1896–1959
Black Gold Frisco Tulsa, Oklahoma–Fort Worth, Texas 1938–1959
Black Hawk Chicago, Burlington & Quincy (–1970)
Burlington Northern (6 weeks in 1970) 		Chicago–Minneapolis 1927–1970
Black Hawk Amtrak Chicago–Dubuque, Iowa 1974–1981
Black Hills and Minnesota Express Chicago & North Western Chicago–Rapid City, South Dakota 1914–1918
Blue Arrow Nickel Plate Cleveland–St. Louis 1956–1959
Blue Bird Chicago Great Western Minneapolis–Rochester, Minnesota 1929–1931
Blue Bird Wabash Chicago–St. Louis 1938–1968
Blue Comet Central Railroad of New Jersey Jersey City, New Jersey–Atlantic City, New Jersey 1929–1941
Blue Dart Nickel Plate St. Louis–Cleveland 1956–1959
Blue Grass Special Pennsylvania Chicago–Louisville, Kentucky 1952–1957
Blue Ridge Amtrak, Marc after 1986 Washington, D.C.–Martinsburg, West Virginia 1973-1988
Blue Ridge Limited Baltimore & Ohio Chicago–Washington, D.C. 1934–1949
Blue Water Amtrak Chicago–Port Huron, Michigan 1975–1982 as the Blue Water Limited; 2004–present
Bluebonnet Frisco and
Missouri–Kansas–Texas 		St. Louis–Fort Worth, Texas 1928–1958
Bluegrass Monon Railroad Chicago–Louisville, Kentucky 1948–1952
Boardwalk Flyer Pennsylvania-Reading Seashore Lines Philadelphia–Atlantic City, New Jersey 1934–1935; 1939–1941
Bon-Air Special Georgia & Florida Augusta, Georgia–Jacksonville, Florida 1924–1930
Booth Tarkington New York Central Chicago–Cincinnati 1958
Border Limited Southern Pacific Houston–Corpus Christi, Texas 1929–1930; 1934-1952
Borealis Amtrak Chicago–Saint Paul 2024–present
Boston Afternoon Express Boston & Albany Boston–Albany, New York 1913–1927
Boston and Buffalo Special New York Central Boston–Chicago 1906–1928
Boston and Chicago Special New York Central Boston–Chicago 1892–1914
Boston and New York Express New York Central Boston–Chicago (with sleeping cars to many other points) 1905–1914
Boston Day Express Boston & Albany, New Haven New York City–Boston 1924–1931
Boston Evening Express Boston & Albany Boston-Albany, New York 1925-1928
Boston Express New York Central Buffalo, New York–Boston 1888–1948
Boston Express Duluth, South Shore and Atlantic Railway Duluth, Minnesota–Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan (with through trains to many eastern cities) 1890–1916
Boston Express Pennsylvania, New Haven Washington, D.C.–Boston 1892–1900
Boston Express Minneapolis, St. Paul and Sault Ste. Marie, Canadian Pacific Railway Minneapolis–Saint Paul–Montreal 1898–1910
Boston Limited Boston & Albany, New York Central Railroad Boston–Chicago 1894–1909
Boston Night Express Boston & Albany Boston–Albany, New York 1913–1922
Boston Special Boston & Albany, New York Central Railroad Boston–Chicago 1892–1909
Boston Special New York Central Boston–Chicago (with through trains to Toronto and Montreal) 1942–1946
Boston–New York Express New Haven
New York Central 		New York City–Boston
New York City–Springfield, Massachusetts 		1925–1951
Bostonian New Haven (until 1968)
Penn Central (1969-1971)
Amtrak (since 1971) 		New York City–Boston 1919–1977
Bowery Amtrak New York City–Washington, D.C. 1997–1998
Brainerd and International Falls Express Northern Pacific Railway Saint Paul, Minnesota–International Falls, Minnesota 1921–1946
Brazil and Mudlavia Express Chicago, Indianapolis & Louisville Chicago–Terre Haute, Indiana 1902–1906
Broadway Limited Pennsylvania (1912–1969)
Penn Central (1969–1971)
Amtrak (1971–1995) 		Chicago–Washington, D.C.
Chicago–New York City 		1912–1995
Buckeye Pennsylvania Pittsburgh–Cleveland (Buckeye Limited 1916–1936) 1916-1948
Buckeye Pennsylvania
Penn Central (1969–1971) 		Chicago–Cincinnati and Columbus, Ohio 1957-1969
Buckeye Pere Marquette Railway Detroit–Columbus, Ohio 1928–1931
Budd Highlander Boston and Maine Boston–Albany, New York 1952-1958
Buffalo–Chicago Special New York Central Chicago–Buffalo, New York 1921–1927
Buffalo–Cincinnati Express New York Central Buffalo, New York–Cincinnati (with through trains to the south) 1934–1946
Buffalo - Pittsburgh - Detroit Special New York Central Buffalo, New York–Pittsburgh–Detroit 1922–1934
Buffalo - Pittsburgh - Toledo Special New York Central Buffalo, New York–Pittsburgh–Toledo, Ohio 1935–1940
Buffalo – Pittsburgh Express New York Central and Pittsburgh and Lake Erie Railroad Buffalo, New York–Pittsburgh (aka Buffalo and Pittsburgh Express) 1904–1917; 1929–1930; 1935–1961
Buffalo–Toronto Express New York Central, Canadian Pacific Railway New York City–Toronto 1943–1963
Buffalo and Chicago Express Grand Trunk Western New York, New York-Chicago, Illinois 1900–1907
Buffalo and Chicago Special Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway Buffalo, New York–Chicago 1906–1913
Buffalo and Chicago Special Boston and Albany Railroad, New York Central Railroad Boston–Chicago 1913–1920
Buffalo Day Express Pennsylvania Washington, D.C.–Buffalo, New York 1900–1968
Buffalo Express Lehigh Valley Railroad, Grand Trunk Western Railroad Toronto–Buffalo, New York 1902–1914
Buffalo Express New York Central Chicago–Buffalo, New York 1912–1943
Buffalo Limited New York Central New York, New York-Buffalo, New York 1902-1906
Buffalo Limited Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad New York City–Buffalo, New York 1919–1926
Buffalo Limited Pittsburgh and Lake Erie Railroad Pittsburgh–Buffalo, New York 1919–1931
Buffalo Local New York Central Cincinnati–Buffalo, New York ?
Buffalo Mail Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad New York City–Buffalo, New York 1919–1935
Buffalo Special New York Central New York City–Buffalo, New York 1892–1893; 1902–1914; 1919–1925
Buffalo Special Pennsylvania Railroad Pittsburgh–Buffalo, New York 1906–1916
Buffalo Train Lehigh Valley Railroad, Grand Trunk Western Railroad New York City–Chicago 1902–1914
Buffalonian West Shore Railroad New York City–Buffalo, New York (with sleeping cars to Chicago, St. Louis, and Boston) 1910–1925
Buffalonian New York Central New York City–Buffalo, New York 1915–1932
Buffalonian Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad New York City–Buffalo, New York 1936–1941
Bullet Central Railroad of New Jersey Jersey City, New Jersey-Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania 1929–1931
Bullet Pennsylvania Railroad Wilmington, Delaware-Easton, Maryland 1937-c.1946
Bunker Hill New Haven (until 1946), Amtrak (since 1971) New York City–Boston 1940-1946; 1971-1975
Business Man's Special Pere Marquette Chicago–Grand Rapids, Michigan 1928–1932
Butte and Portland Special Union Pacific Salt Lake City–Butte, Montana–Portland, Oregon 1911–1920
Butte Express Union Pacific Salt Lake City–Butte, Montana–Boise, Idaho 1894–1895; 1915–1931; 1935–1941
Butte Special Union Pacific Salt Lake City–Butte, Montana 1921–1971
Butte - Northwest Express Union Pacific Salt Lake City–Butte, Montana–Spokane, Washington–Portland, Oregon 1932–1941
Butte - Portland Express Union Pacific Salt Lake City–Butte, Montana–Portland, Oregon 1911–1914

Notes

  1. The primary source for American passenger train names is the Official Guide of the Railways, which has been published since 1868, under the following titles: 1868-1869 Travelers’ Official Railway Guide of the United States and Canada. New York: National Railway Publication Co.; 1870-1896 Travelers' Official Guide of the Railways and Steam Navigation Lines in the United States and Canada. New York: National Railway Publication Co.; 1897-1900 Travelers’ Official Guide of the Railways and Steam Navigation Lines in the United States, Canada and Mexico. New York: National Railway Publication Co.; 1901-1973 The Official Guide of the Railways and Steam Navigation Lines of the United States, Porto Rico, Canada, Mexico, and Cuba. New York: National Railway Publication Co.; 1974-1989 The Official Railway Guide North American Passenger Travel Edition: United States, Canada and Mexico. New York: National Railway Publication Co.; 1989-2016 Amtrak National Train Timetables.
  2. Schafer (1997), 19–20; Schafer (2000), 58–59
  3. Goldberg, Bruce (1981). Amtrak--the first decade. Silver Spring, MD: Alan Books. OCLC 7925036.
  4. Solomon (1999), 66.
  5. "U.S. Transportation Secretary Slater celebrates inaugural run of Acela Express high-speed rail service". M2 Presswire. November 17, 2000. Retrieved 2009-11-07.
  6. Schafer (2000), 39.
  7. Yenne (2005), 47.
  8. Norfolk and Western Railway, October 27, 1957, timetable, pp. 5, 8.
  9. Dubin, Arthur D. 1974. More Classic Trains (Milwaukee: Kalmbach)
  10. Reynolds (2000), 126–127.

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