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James Whitcomb Riley steam train Central New York Rail Road 1940-1950?
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The New York Central Streamliner JAMES WHITCOMB RILEY was inaugurated late in 1941. The locomotive was a streamlined steam locomotive originally used on the Mercury. The cars were 4 BUDD stainless steel coaches and three rebuilt heavyweight cars reconstructed by NYC Beech Grove Shops. This train continued in service till replaced in the late 1940s by an all-new BUDD streamliner. NYC Hudson locomotives (steam) replaced the Pacifics in the 1940s. The Hudsons would run the train until about 1954. After that date, diesel locomotives were the usual power
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What nicknames did James Whitcomb Riley go by?
James Whitcomb Riley went by The Hoosier Poet.
What is James Whitcomb Riley's birthday?
James Whitcomb Riley was born on October 7, 1849.
When was James Whitcomb Riley born?
James Whitcomb Riley was born on October 7, 1849.
When was James Whitcomb Riley Hospital for Children created?
James Whitcomb Riley Hospital for Children was created in 1924.
When was James Whitcomb Riley Museum Home created?
James Whitcomb Riley Museum Home was created in 1872.
When was James Whitcomb Riley High School created?
James Whitcomb Riley High School was created in 1924.
When did James Whitcomb Riley die?
JAmes whitcomb riley died on July 22,1916. He died bc he had his second stroke on this date
What has the author John A Howland written?
John A. Howland has written: 'James Whitcomb Riley' 'James Whitcomb Riley in prose and picture'
How old is James Whitcomb Riley?
James Whitcomb Riley was born on October 7, 1849 and died on July 22, 1916. James Whitcomb Riley would have been 66 years old at the time of death or 165 years old today.
What has the author Marcus Dickey written?
Marcus Dickey has written: 'The maturity of James Whitcomb Riley'
Who wrote The Raggedy Man?
The poem : James Whitcomb Riley The movie: William D. Whittliff
Who told this - the ripest peach is highest on the tree?
It is a poem by James Whitcomb Riley, "The Ripest Peach".
