Found in 28 Collections and/or Records:
H. C. Griswold photographs and papers
Unprocessed Material
Identifier: 1979_026-PA
Dates:
circa 1888-1920
I. Walton King Papers
Collection
Identifier: 1988_086-UA
Scope and Contents
These papers include studies, reports (some involving King or generated by King), to improve L&N operations, as well as proposals made by railroad equipment suppliers.
Dates:
circa 1908-1988
Larry Elmore South Louisville Shops photographs and the Right Track newsletter
Unprocessed Material — Box Small collections box 4
Identifier: 2019_131
Dates:
1977-2014
Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company records
Collection
Identifier: 1993_092-UA
Topical List
This collection documents the relationship between the railroad and the city of Louisville, and industrialization of the New South, including north Alabama steel manufacture and eastern Kentucky coal mining. Includes minutes, annual reports, and legal documents from nearly 100 early Alabama, Georgia, Kentucky, Tennessee, and other southern railroads. Topics include real estate transactions in southern and midwestern states, construction and maintenance of track, bridges, and terminals,...
Dates:
1850-1982
Louisville and Nashville Railroad foreman’s daily time books
Unprocessed Material — Box 1
Identifier: 2017_043
Dates:
1894 – 1900
Louisville and Nashville Railroad Historical Society publications and printed material
Collection — Box 1
Identifier: 1998_164-UA
Content Description
Included are four issues of The Dixie Line, the society's official bulletin, from 1986 and 1987; two 1987 issues of its newsletter, "Old Reliable;" eight issues from 1979 and 1980 of the Kentucky Railway Museum's newsletter; two 1979 issues of "The Hoosier Line," a newsletter of the Monon Railroad Historical-Technical Society; and several issues, dating from 1974 to 1980, of The Bluegrass Railroader.
Dates:
1974-1986
Nashville, Chattanooga, and St. Louis Railway records
Collection
Identifier: 1980_089-UA
Scope and Contents
This historically important railroad was chartered by Tennessee in 1845 as the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Company. It was known popularly as "The Nashville." Reorganized only once, in 1873, renamed the Nashville, Chattanooga, and St. Louis Railway, the railroad operated successfully thereafter in an era when many failed. It never reached St. Louis, but stretched from Paducah, Kentucky, on the Ohio River to Atlanta, with branches crisscrossing Tennessee. The railway was bought by the...
Dates:
circa 1845-1957
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- Collection 16
- Unprocessed Material 12
- Subject
- Railroads 11
- Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company -- Employees 3
- Glass negatives 2
- Louisville (Ky.) -- History 2
- Municipal government -- Kentucky -- Louisville 2
- Neighborhoods -- Kentucky -- Louisville -- History 2
- Railroad companies 2
- Railroads -- Employees 2
- Railroads -- Finance 2
- Railroads -- Management 2
- Railroads -- Periodicals 2
- Baptists -- Kentucky -- Louisville 1
- Business 1
- Cameras 1
- Country Life 1
- Dakota Territory -- History 1
- Earlington (Ky.) 1
- Film negatives 1
- Gelatin silver prints 1
- Highland Park (Louisville, Ky.) 1
- Labor disputes -- Kentucky -- Louisville 1
- Locomotives 1
- Louisville (Ky.) -- Photographs 1
- Louisville (Ky.) -- Race relations 1
- Medicine -- Kentucky -- Louisville 1
- Music 1
- New York (N.Y.) 1
- Photographs 1
- Postal service -- Employees 1
- Public schools -- Kentucky -- Louisville 1
- Railroad cabooses 1
- Railroad companies -- History -- Sources 1
- Railroad engineering 1
- Railroads -- Abandonment 1
- Railroads -- History 1
- Railroads -- Kentucky -- Louisville 1
- Railroads -- Maps 1
- Rural children -- Tennessee 1
- School boards -- Kentucky -- Louisville 1
- Shakers 1
- Steel industry and trade 1
- Street-railroads 1
- Timetables 1
- University of Louisville -- Buildings 1
- University of Louisville -- Planning 1
- Whiskey 1
- Women -- Education -- Kentucky -- Louisville 1 + ∧ less
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