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First Railroad in America privately printed for The Granite Railway Company
The First Railroad in America privately printed for The Granite Railway Company
A history of the origin and development of the Granite Railway at Quincy Massachusetts
Hard Cover
29 pages
Copyright 1926
CONTENTS
Photo Bunker Hill Monument
Photo Section of the First Map to show The First Railway in America, The Granite Railway
The First Railroad in America
Sketch of Quarries of Blue Granite & Rail Road at Quincy, Mass.
Photo Gridley Bryant
Phot Old Bunker Hill Quarry
Photo Minots Ledge Light, Boston Harbor
Photos Adams Temple, Quincy, Mass. - Custom House, Boston, Mass.
Photo Thomas Handasyd Perkins
Photos Section of the Superstructure and Frog - Old Stone Wharf, Quincy, Mass.
Photos A Fluted Column for the Boston Custom House - Duplicate for the First Car used on the First Railway in America
Photo The Granite Railway of Today
Photo Tablets on Obelisks at Entrance to the Granite Railway Company Quarries
Photo Perspective View of the Granite Railway and Compressor House
Photo Quarry of the Granite Railway Company, Quincy, Mass.
Photo Compressor House and Cutting Shed
The Granite Railway Company
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