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A present to youths & young men (1891)

[Birmingham, Eng. : s.n.] · leaf 205

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^to Schenectady, N.Y. The first passenger train ran in1831. Fifteen passengers were aboard the two cars,the names of ten of these are recorded, but five were unknown. … Open Third-Class, 1839-45. Old Railway Travellers still remember their experiencein these open 3rd-class/—Cattle Trucks shall we say .?No! ivorse! For Cattle Trucks, and Sheep Vans,all have a roof! Even when Roofs were added to the 3rd class, theyhad 710 glass Windows, only Wooden Shutters. Then…

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