
"To Bristol": a railroad advertisement, 1894
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ChicagoThe Annual (Bristol, VA, 1894), page n76, Internet Archive, https://archive.org/details/annualofsoutwest1894sout/page/n76.
MLAThe Annual. Bristol, VA, 1894, page n76. Internet Archive, archive.org/details/annualofsoutwest1894sout/page/n76.
The leaf number is the Internet Archive's page count for the scan, not a printed page number.
- Publication
- The Annual
- Volume
- The Annual, session 1894-95
- Year
- 1894
- Scanned by
- Bristol Public Library
- Page
- archive.org page n76
A full-page advertisement for the Queen & Crescent Route, which describes vestibuled trains and Pullman sleeping cars running through Chattanooga and the Southern Railway to Bristol, with connections from New Orleans, Birmingham, Shreveport, and Texas points. It lists passenger agents in Vicksburg, New Orleans, Chattanooga, Birmingham, Knoxville, and Cincinnati.
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