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SUMMARY:Railroad historian Gary Holzinger
DESCRIPTION:Gary Holzinger, national railroad author, historian, and speaker, will present a free lecture titled “The Chicago, Anamosa & Northern” at the James H. Andrew Railroad Museum on Saturday, March 16.\nA passionate Milwaukee Road fan, Holzinger will provide insight into the little-known Chicago, Anamosa & Northern Railway (AKA “The CAN”). This obscure 35-mile-long railroad was started in 1904, continued through 1912, and “died” in 1915. The railroad’s infrastructure was completely removed by 1917.\nDon’t miss this fascinating look into Iowa railroad history.\n
URL:https://discoverames.com/events/railroad-historian-gary-holzinger/
CATEGORIES:History,Lecture
LOCATION:225 10th Street, Boone, Iowa
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