Union Pacific Railroad Timetable to Take Effect The Central Pacific Letter of the Secretary of the Interior February 3, 1869 Message of the President of the United States March 15, 1869 Troops on the Union Pacific Railroad 1868 Williams, esq, the government director of the Union Pacific Railroad on the condition of said railroad, 1868. Letter from the Secretary of the Interior communicating in compliance with a resolution of the Senate of the 14th instant, the report of Jesse L. Message from the President of the United States January 9, 1868 Papers Relating to the Central Branch, 1867 Letter of the Secretary of the Interior January 22, 1866. Report of the Consulting Engineer on the Location between Omaha City and Platte Valley, 1865 Message of the President of the United States March 11, 1864 Dey, Engineer in Charge of Preliminary Surveys 1864 Report on the Organization and Proceedings of the Union Pacific Railroad Company.
List of Corporators of the Union Pacific Railroad This section covers material from the Union Pacific's portion of the project starting in Omaha, Nebraska to Promontory Summit, Utah. Pacific Railroad: Report of Theodore Judah by Theodore Judah The Union Pacific Whitney, before the Legislature of Pennsylvania by Asa Whitney We've divided the history of the Transcontinental Railroad project into several sub-headings: The IdeaĪ Project for a Railroad to the Pacific by Asa WhitneyĪddress of Mr. Barriger III National Railroad Library is able to make some of our rarest items available in digital format. Thanks to the support of the Union Pacific Foundation and several other donors, the John W.
The completion of the Transcontinental Railroad was a transformative moment in the history of the United States.
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