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Railroad historian Gary Holzinger

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.

A 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.

Don’t miss this fascinating look into Iowa railroad history.

Date

Mar 16 2024
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Time

2:00 pm

Location

Boone & Scenic Valley Railroad
225 10th Street, Boone, Iowa
Website
https://bsvrr.com/

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