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[ MAIN CHRONOLOGY ] [ Main Desk ] | [ Overview & Timeline ] | [ 1870-1880 Pioneer ] | [ 1880-1900 Boom ] | [ Early 20th Cent ] | [ Late 20th Cent ] | [ Modern Freight ] [ THE PIONEER SHORTLINES ] [ Nebraska RR ] | [ Fremont, Elkhorn & MV ] | [ Omaha & Republican Valley ] | [ Burlington & Missouri River ] | [ Lincoln & Northwestern ] | [ Atchison & Nebraska ] [ STREETCARS & INTERURBANS ] [ OLB "Big Red Line" ] | [ Lincoln Traction Co. ] | [ Short-Lived Street Lines ] [ THE FALLEN FLAGS & GIANTS ] [ C&NW ] | [ Missouri Pacific ] | [ Rock Island ] | [ CB&Q ] | [ BN ] | [ BNSF ] | [ UP ] [ INDUSTRIAL & STATION FOOTPRINTS ] [ Haymarket Depot ] | [ Demolished MoPac/CNW ] | [ Havelock Shops ] | [ Hobson Roundhouse ] | [ Hobson Yard ] | [ J Yard ] | [ Y Yard / Wye ] | [ College View Spur ] | [ 20th & D RI Yard ] | [ Everywhere Spurs ] [ SPECIFICATIONS & COMMUNITY ] [ Lincoln Steam Power ] | [ Wrecks, Riots & Sabotage ] | [ Rails-to-Trails & Spotting ] | [ Sign the Foam Desk Guestbook ] |
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Welcome to the Lincoln Rail Command Center
Use the comprehensive 6-row directory above to explore the absolute history of Lancaster County railroading. This archive charts everything from the 1870 pioneer shortlines to modern heavy freight operations moving through town today. |