SEYMOUR, Tuesday, Sept. 24, 1861. To the Public: We, the undersigned, having been called upon by the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad Company to examine the bridge No. 48, where the late disaster to ...

Like many communities in the 19th century, when a rail line opened in an area, it was one more step out of the wilderness.

Many felt at the time that the railroad, with its expanded vision to extend to the Mississippi River, would be a success. People deeply desired a railroad like the pioneering Baltimore and Ohio ...

He had been working in Cincinnati as president of the eastern division of the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad, headquartered at Third and Race streets, when war broke out in April 1861.

Earlier this month, the National Park Service added six Ohio sites to its National Underground Railroad Network to Freedom — a program meant to preserve and honor “the history of resistance to ...

He had been working in Cincinnati as president of the eastern division of the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad, headquartered at Third and Race streets, when war broke out in April 1861.

The Ohio River in Owensboro, Ky., recorded a crest of 47.5 feet. That made it the 6th highest level on record. The Mississippi River in Osceola, Ark. recorded a crest of 37.6 feet, which is ...

Many felt at the time that the railroad, with its expanded vision to extend to the Mississippi River, would be a success. People deeply desired a railroad like the pioneering Baltimore and Ohio ...

Many felt at the time that the railroad, with its expanded vision to extend to the Mississippi River, would be a success. People deeply desired a railroad like the pioneering Baltimore and Ohio ...

Ohio has more sites in the National Underground Railroad Network to Freedom program than any other state, and a new initiative in southern Ohio is playing a key role in adding even more.

Many felt at the time that the railroad, with its expanded vision to extend to the Mississippi River, would be a success. People deeply desired a railroad like the pioneering Baltimore and Ohio ...

Many felt at the time that the railroad, with its expanded vision to extend to the Mississippi River, would be a success. People deeply desired a railroad like the pioneering Baltimore and Ohio ...