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to be its Chief Engineer and started construction the next year in May 1879. The road commenced passenger service to Washington and New York on December 15, 1879. The Pennsylvania railroad with access to the Georges creek valley could then transport Maryland Coal and American Coal companies' "soft
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company in the eastern United States. In 1873, the Baltimore and Ohio railroad had purchased a majority of the Consolidation Coal company's stock, thereby controlling coal exports out of the Georges creek valley and effectively the "entire output of coal in (the state of Maryland)."
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investigate the natural and strategic advantages of Charleston, S.C., as compared with Norfolk, and other Chesapeake Bay ports, as a permanent point for coal distribution, etc. . page 318. Washington: Government Print Office. Accessed at
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company was organized in 1876. According to its charter, it was to run from Cumberland, Maryland to the Pennsylvania line where it would connect with other branches of the
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Three years later in 1876, the Cumberland interests formed the Pennsylvania railroad in Maryland to escape that control. In January 1878, the railroad engaged
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system and provide another outlet for Maryland's soft coal to the major industrial cities. The railroad had also been promoted by coal companies in the
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Stakem, Patrick H. Cumberland & Pennsylvania Railroad Revisited. Laurel, Md: Pat's Railroad Books, 2002. Print. Accessed at
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Saward, Frederick Edward, ed. Coal and Coal Trade Journal. Vol. 9. Brattleboro, Vt., 1875. page 920 Accessed at
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in Maryland, principally the Maryland Coal Company and the American Coal Company as well as the city of
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in 1917 which operated the former Pennsylvania Railroad in Maryland until it was abandoned in 1982.
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coal" products to one of the three export piers the railroad controlled in South Amboy, New Jersey.
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Smith, Edward D., and Denver Colorado. "Historic Resource Study Cumberland, Maryland." Accessed at
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Tracks Along the Ditch, Relationships between the C & O Canal & the Railroads
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In 1888 the Pennsylvania Railroad in Maryland was merged into the
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Railroad between Cumberland, Maryland and the Pennsylvania line
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Lonaconing residency, iron technology & the railroad
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to provide "the benefit of a competitive road with the
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Index

Cumberland, Maryland
Cumberland
Maryland
Georges Creek and Cumberland Railroad
Track gauge
standard gauge
Pennsylvania Railroad
Georges creek valley
Cumberland, Maryland
Baltimore and Ohio railroad
Cumberland and Pennsylvania railroad
Consolidation Coal company
bituminous coal
John A Haydon
Georges Creek and Cumberland Railroad
Western Maryland railroad

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