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Letter to Editor November 28, 1842

New York Daily Tribune

New York, New York County, New York

What is this article about?

Letter to the Tribune editor confirming the completion of the Housatonic Railroad, describing recent test runs and daily passenger service from Bridgeport to West Stockbridge with connections to Boston, Albany, and Hudson, and offering proof to doubters.

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The Housatonic Railroad Completed.

To the Editor of The Tribune:

You were not mistaken in supposing the Housatonic Railroad to be completed. If you will look at the date of the letter in the Commercial you will see that it was written several weeks since. In order to satisfy the incredulous, I now offer to prove that the cars of the Housatonic Company on Friday last were run from Bridgeport to Greenbush and returned the next day; that the passenger train now runs daily and regularly between Bridgeport and West Stockbridge, and that from West Stockbridge there is an unbroken line of Railroad to Boston, to Albany, and to Hudson. Please come yourselves, or send your corps of reporters, if the fact is still doubted.

HOUSATONIC.

What sub-type of article is it?

Informative

What themes does it cover?

Infrastructure

What keywords are associated?

Housatonic Railroad Completion Bridgeport Greenbush West Stockbridge Boston Albany Hudson Train Operations

What entities or persons were involved?

Housatonic. To The Editor Of The Tribune:

Letter to Editor Details

Author

Housatonic.

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To The Editor Of The Tribune:

Main Argument

the housatonic railroad is completed, with cars running from bridgeport to greenbush and back, and a daily passenger train between bridgeport and west stockbridge, connecting unbroken to boston, albany, and hudson.

Notable Details

Cars Run From Bridgeport To Greenbush On Friday Last And Returned The Next Day Passenger Train Runs Daily And Regularly Between Bridgeport And West Stockbridge Invites The Editor Or Reporters To Verify The Facts

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