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dilly
Member # 1427
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I'm going to be traveling on the Vermonter during the next few weeks.

Does anyone know which railroad (or railroads) handled passenger service on the stretch between St. Albans, Vermont and New Haven, Connecticut prior to Amtrak?
 

amtrakadirondack
Member # 2421
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I don't think there was any. But I'm not sure.

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Gilbert B Norman
Member # 1541
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The Montrealer(NB)/Washingtonian(SB)circa 1956 when I first rode over the route was operated as follows:

Wash-New York, Penn - Pennsylvania RR
New York-Springfield - New Haven RR
Springfield-Windsor, VT - Boston & Maine
Windsor-E Alburgh - Central Vermont
E Alburgh - Montreal - Canadian National


 

Steve Dunham
Member # 924
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I believe that this list of railroads is correct. In the period just before Amtrak took over, though, the Pennsylvania and New Haven were part of Penn Central.

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dilly
Member # 1427
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Thanks for the information everyone. I always like to know a train route's pedigree before I set off on an Amtrak trip. So I'm glad to know that (in my imagination at least), I won't only be traveling on Amtrak, but on CN, Central Vermont, B&M, and the New Haven as well.
 



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