Which Was the First Railroad in the U.S.?

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad (B&O Railroad), founded in 1827 in Maryland, was the first major railroad in the United States to carry both passengers and freight using steam-powered locomotives.
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Bicentennial America's Freedom Train locomotive restored at Baltimore museum

Bicentennial America's Freedom Train locomotive restored at Baltimore museum in time for country's 250th anniversary.
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Ohio roundhouse displays a century of locomotive history

Jerry Jacobson was a young boy in Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio, living near the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad, when he first fell in love with steam trains. Fast forward more than 50 years, and dozens of objects ...
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BIG ELECTRIC LOCOMOTIVES; Baltimore and Ohio to Have the Largest Ever Built Operating in Baltimore Tunnel.

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Locomotives owned by Baltimore and Ohio Railroad (list)

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