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e, A U K,wn 'Q0,Q 0231 ze, Xxx 7 Q U 41 I w X QUT! MQ 3? THE FIRST RAILROAD TRAIN On November 13, 1855, the first passenger train of the new railroad came into Huntington. It was com- posed of a wood-burner engine, one baggage car and a short string of three passenger coaches. It stopped at the first depot-a woodshed boarded up. Of the two possible routes usable in connecting Lake Erie and the Mississippi River the one by way of Huntington was chosen even though the other was shorter. Nevertheless, its coming was as wonderful to the people of Hunt- ington at that time as was the flight of Lindbergh across the Atlantic to the peovvc of today. -..gg- Y 5.
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'U' ':',.- 1I,--,,, ,..-,,i, ,,, , , . ,,-.':'T ,,,!LB,,- Wvgn ANNA BAKER, A. B. Hagerstown, Md. Basketball, '27, President, Music Club, '27. Secretary. Freshman Class, '27, Trial by Jury, '27. By Way of Secret Passage, '28. Snap Shot Editor, Mnemosyne, '29. Secretary, Senior Class. '30. Literary Editor, Mnemosyne, '30. President, Zeta rwinterb, '30. Zeta. '27, '28. '29, '30. RAYMOND WILSON A. B. 7 Six Lakes, Mich. Philo, y26, '27. '30. Orchestra, '27, '28, Quartette. '27, '30. Will Tell, '27. Y. M. C, A., '28, '29. Chorus, '29. .E -:I I. -A -I, ' 7 47 :iL7gTiTgi,.:., Exchange Editor, Huntingtonian, '27 il 7- 4. 4. I I l.l 'Fr LEJ J .:. I. -G-
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