Category:Predecessors of the Pennsylvania Railroad
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This category contains railroad companies that became part of the Pennsylvania Railroad system, usually through consolidation.
Pages in category "Predecessors of the Pennsylvania Railroad"
The following 100 pages are in this category, out of 100 total.
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- Calumet River Railway (Illinois)
- Chicago and Cincinnati Railroad
- Chicago and Great Eastern Railway
- Chicago, St. Louis and Pittsburgh Railroad
- Cincinnati and Chicago Railroad
- Cincinnati and Chicago Air-Line Railroad
- Cincinnati, Lebanon and Northern Railway
- Cincinnati, Logansport and Chicago Railway
- Cincinnati and Muskingum Valley Railroad
- Cincinnati Northern Railway (1880–83)
- Cincinnati and Richmond Railroad
- Cincinnati, Richmond and Chicago Railroad
- Columbus, Chicago and Indiana Central Railway
- Columbus and Indiana Central Railway
- Columbus and Indianapolis Railroad
- Columbus and Indianapolis Central Railway
- Columbus, Piqua and Indiana Railroad
- Columbus and Xenia Railroad
- Cumberland Valley Railroad
- Cumberland Valley and Waynesboro Railroad
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- Main Line of Public Works
- Mansfield, Coldwater and Lake Michigan Railroad
- Marion and Logansport Railroad
- Marion and Mississinewa Valley Railroad
- Mercer and Somerset Railway
- Miami Valley Railway
- Miami Valley Narrow Gauge Railway
- Middletown and Cincinnati Railroad
- Middletown and Cincinnati Railway
- Millstone and New Brunswick Railroad
- Mont Alto Railroad
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- Pan Handle Railway (1861–68)
- Pennsylvania Company
- Pennsylvania–Detroit Railroad
- Pennsylvania, Ohio and Detroit Railroad
- Pennsylvania Tunnel and Terminal Railroad
- Philadelphia and Bustleton Railway
- Philadelphia, Bustleton and Trenton Railroad
- Philadelphia, Germantown and Chestnut Hill Railroad
- Philadelphia and Trenton Railroad
- Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad
- Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Chicago and St. Louis Railroad
- Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad
- Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railway
