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of the time were steam-powered, many railroads had favored coal as their engines' fuel source after wood-burning models were found unsatisfactory. The L&N guaranteed not only its own fuel sources but a steady revenue stream by pushing its lines into the difficult but coal-rich terrain of eastern
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consists of many pieces of L&N equipment, as well as a portion of the
Lebanon Branch. The museum owns the following L&N equipment: K2A Light Pacific 4-6-2 No. 152, a steam locomotive; heavyweight coaches Nos. 2572 and 2554; an observation car; heavyweight combine No. 1603; combine coach No.
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The World Wars placed heavy demand on the L&N. Its widespread and robust network coped well with the demands of war transport and production, and the resulting profits harked back to the boost it had received from the Civil War. In the postwar period, the line shifted gradually to diesel power,
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had recently been founded amidst undeveloped deposits of coal, iron ore and limestone, the basic ingredients of steel production. The arrival of L&N transport and investment capital helped create a great industrial city and the South's first postwar urban success story. The railroad's access to
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Growth of the railroad continued until its purchase and the tumultuous rail consolidations of the 1980s which led to continual successors. By the end of 1970, L&N operated 6,063 miles (9,757 km) of road on 10,051 miles (16,176 km) of track, not including the
Carrollton Railroad.
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during the Civil War. The
General had been placed on display in the railroad's Union Depot in Chattanooga in 1901. In 1957, the L&N removed the engine and restored it to operating condition. The engine pulled the railroad's wooden center-door Jim Crow combine coach No. 665 as it traveled
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Louisville Shops steam locomotive, is also on static display in Corbin, Kentucky. 2132 was moved from Bainbridge, Georgia to Corbin and underwent a full cosmetic restoration. Along with 2132 and her tender is L&N caboose 1056.
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owns or operates several pieces of L&N equipment, including an E-8 diesel locomotive, a
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The L&N also attempted an expansion into foreign trade, through investments into the Export Coal
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January 9, 1969, as soon as a judge lifted the injunction preventing its discontinuance, the L&N discontinued its southbound
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which was assigned to the L&N but owned and operated by
Pullman; several baggage cars; a steam-powered crane; and E-6 diesel locomotive No. 770. All of the last seven pieces of equipment listed need restoration.
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The Louisville & Nashville Railroad Historical Society
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Castner, Charles B.; Flanary, Ron; Dorin, Patrick (1996).
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Flanary, Ron. "An "Old Reliable" Comes home to Kentucky".
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Mitchellsburg Louisville and Nashville Railroad Culvert
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Former components of the Dow Jones Industrial Average
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Louisville, Henderson, and St. Louis Railroad Depot
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1487:History of the Louisville & Nashville Railroad
1454:Louisville & Nashville Railroad Co. v. Mottley
796:bluegrass song "Kentucky Borderline", as well as "
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1623:from the original on February 5, 2023
1563:from the original on October 15, 2023
1521:from the original on January 29, 2024
1338:locomotives originally built for the
859:Revenue Freight Ton-Miles (Millions)
488:in July 1863, the company's depot in
192:Seaboard Coast Line Railroad Building
3872:Shelbyville L & N Railroad Depot
3822:Ashland Coal and Iron Railroad Store
3801:Railway Museum of Greater Cincinnati
3588:Terminal Railway Alabama State Docks
1741:
1695:
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65:adding citations to reliable sources
36:
4835:Tennessee in the American Civil War
4724:
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1315:A preserved L&N train depot in
834:John Mayall & the Bluesbreakers
798:The L&N Don't Stop Here Anymore
667:Interior of an L&N dining car,
533:Rogers Locomotive and Machine Works
76:"Louisville and Nashville Railroad"
24:
4815:Predecessors of CSX Transportation
4810:Kentucky in the American Civil War
3908:L & N Steam Locomotive No. 152
3791:Historic Railpark and Train Museum
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554:Coal and capital in the Gilded Age
452:) and the combined company became
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4770:1982 disestablishments in Florida
4750:Louisville and Nashville Railroad
3744:Louisville and Nashville Railroad
3739:Frankfort and Cincinnati Railroad
3523:Chattahoochee & Gulf Railroad
1848:Louisville and Nashville Railroad
1795:Louisville and Nashville Railroad
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615:Tennessee Central Railway Company
362:Louisville and Nashville Railroad
142:Louisville and Nashville Railroad
32:Louisville and Nashville Turnpike
4885:Defunct North Carolina railroads
4880:Defunct South Carolina railroads
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3473:Alabama & Gulf Coast Railway
1671:(1st ed.). TLC Publishing.
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525:Dow Jones Transportation Average
354:10,396 miles (16,731 kilometers)
156:
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27:Defunct American Class I railway
4765:1850 establishments in Kentucky
3877:Stanford L&N Railroad Depot
3478:Alabama Great Southern Railroad
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658:
52:needs additional citations for
3661:Heart of Dixie Railroad Museum
3568:Meridian & Bigbee Railroad
1635:
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1587:Digital.library.louisville.edu
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840:song “Last Train”, written by
804:and individually performed by
772:. The combined company became
589:, and also well into northern
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4621:United States Marine Hospital
4126:Bloody Monday religious riots
3964:Henderson Bridge (Ohio River)
3781:Bluegrass Railroad and Museum
3776:Big South Fork Scenic Railway
3666:North Alabama Railroad Museum
3553:Georgia Southwestern Railroad
1800:New Zealand Railways Magazine
1742:Owen, Thomas McAdory (1921).
1689:(1924) 29#4 pp. 700–715
1470:
1340:Western and Atlantic Railroad
768:combined system known as the
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4755:Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
4035:Tank Pond Railroad Underpass
3786:Elkhorn City Railroad Museum
1725:University Press of Kentucky
1702:University Press of Kentucky
1271:Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
1251:Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
1161:Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
1127:Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
1105:Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
1087:Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
1058:Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
875:Cumberland & Manchester
737:Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
733:Seaboard Coast Line Railroad
630:Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
438:Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
434:Seaboard Coast Line Railroad
283:Seaboard Coast Line Railroad
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4790:Defunct Tennessee railroads
3598:Tennessee Southern Railroad
3503:Birmingham Terminal Railway
1461:case involving the railroad
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4860:Defunct Missouri railroads
4795:Defunct Virginia railroads
4785:Defunct Kentucky railroads
4344:Muhammad Ali International
4204:Ohio River Bridges Project
3954:Cincinnati Southern Bridge
3882:Union Station (Louisville)
3680:Former carriers in Alabama
3645:Southern Electric Railroad
3635:Fairfield Southern Company
3603:Wiregrass Central Railroad
3583:Sequatchie Valley Railroad
3563:Luxapalila Valley Railroad
1696:Herr, Kincaid A. (2000) .
1687:American Historical Review
1349:1964 New York World's Fair
1344:The Great Locomotive Chase
1275:Florida East Coast Railway
1247:Central of Georgia Railway
1211:Seaboard Air Line Railroad
1165:Florida East Coast Railway
1143:Central of Georgia Railway
1131:Florida East Coast Railway
1109:Florida East Coast Railway
1083:Central of Georgia Railway
1062:Florida East Coast Railway
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758:Seaboard System Railroad
718:acquisitions in Illinois
388:Commonwealth of Kentucky
3969:High Bridge of Kentucky
3949:C&O Railroad Bridge
3796:Kentucky Railway Museum
3548:Eastern Alabama Railway
3533:Conecuh Valley Railroad
3468:Alabama Warrior Railway
1757:Starr, Timothy (2024).
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1306:Bowling Green, Kentucky
1298:Kentucky Railway Museum
1181:St. Louis Union Station
703:Louisville Terminus at
500:. After the war, other
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4855:Defunct Ohio railroads
4434:Attractions and events
4406:McAlpine Locks and Dam
4285:Preservation districts
1793:A 1933 article on the
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4605:Mayor Andrew Broaddus
4599:Historic Locust Grove
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3862:Old L & N Station
1719:Klein, Maury (2002).
1559:. February 26, 2015.
1399:Wilderness Road Trail
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1243:Pennsylvania Railroad
1223:Pennsylvania Railroad
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185:, 908 West Broadway,
4616:Zachary Taylor House
3867:Paris Railroad Depot
3593:Three Notch Railroad
3447:Railroads of Alabama
1845:Named trains of the
1788:L&N model photos
1761:. Privately printed.
1484:Maury Klein (2013).
964:Passenger operations
838:Lost Dog Street Band
611:financial regulation
567:Louisville, Kentucky
466:Louisville, Kentucky
194:, 500 Water Street,
187:Louisville, Kentucky
162:L&N system map,
61:improve this article
4588:Belle of Louisville
4500:Muhammad Ali Center
4158:1973 Kentucky Derby
4137:Southern Exposition
4109:George Rogers Clark
3994:Young's High Bridge
1542:, pp. 106–107.
1443:Family Lines System
1147:Atlantic Coast Line
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600:Montgomery, Alabama
498:Confederate dollars
436:, successor to the
396:economic depression
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4554:Louisville Slugger
4507:Cave Hill Cemetery
4228:2023 bank shooting
3989:Sciotoville Bridge
3654:Heritage railroads
3612:Passenger carriers
1783:L&N in Alabama
1778:L&N in Georgia
1459:U.S. Supreme Court
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