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Identifier: bookofroyalblue09balt
Title: Book of the Royal blue
Year: 1897 (1890s)
Authors: Baltimore and Ohio railroad company. [from old catalog]
Subjects: Middle Atlantic States — Description and travel
Publisher: Baltimore
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Secure copies of Pocket Guide to Washinjitonfrom Principal Baltimore il^ Ohio Ticket Agencies
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CONVENIENT TERMINALS IN THE GREAT CITIES New York Philadelphia Baltimore Washington Pittsburg Chicago Cincinnati St. Louis Columbus Cleveland Louisville 23d STREET, in the heart of the Hotel, Shop-ping and Theatre District. LIBERTY STREET near Wall Street and theExchanges. 24th and CHESTNUT STREET, on the GreatRetail Street of the Quaker City. MT. ROYAL STATION, the Beautiful UptownStation in Residence District.CAMDEN STATION, in the Center of theBusiness Section. NEW UNION STATION,Connections with all lines South. SMITHFIELD and WATER STREETS, ThreeBlocks from the Center of the City. GRAND CENTRAL PASSENGER STA-TION, Harrison Street and Fifth Avenue. CENTRAL UNION STATION, Third Streetand Central Avenue. UNION STATION, Connections with all lines West and Southwest. UNION STATION. SOUTH WATER STREET, one block fromSuperior Street. FOOT OF SEVENTH STREET. Royal Blue Line PERSONALLY CONDUCTED TOURS TO WASHINGTON ALL EXPENSES INCLUDED 1908Seven=Day Tours from BOSTON February 7 and 21
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Identifier: bookofroyalblue16balt
Title: Book of the Royal blue
Year: 1897 (1890s)
Authors: Baltimore and Ohio railroad company. [from old catalog]
Subjects: Middle Atlantic States — Description and travel
Publisher: Baltimore
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LPHIA$ 9 From WILMINGTON$ 9 From CHESTER 26. 19039. 1903 27. 19037. 1903 December . 4. 1903 March December . 29. 1902 April . January 15. 1903 April . February . 19. 1903 May . March . . 12. 1903 COVERS EVERY EXPENSE: INCLUDING TRANSPORTA-TION FOR THE ROUND TRIP. MEALS EN ROUTE.TRANSFERS AND TWO DAYS BOARD AT FIRST-CLASSMOTELS IN WASHINGTON, TICKETS ARE GOOD FORRETURN ON ANY TRAIN WITHIN TEN DAYS FROMDATE. AND PERMIT STOP-OVERS AT BALTIMOREAND PHILADELPHIA. … Florida Tours TUESDAYS JANUARYFEBRUARYMARCH = = 271010 FROM New York Philadelphia Baltimore Pittsburg …Wheeling… VERY LOW RATES For detailed Informationcall at Ticket Offices Baltimore «S Ohio R. R. FOR TICKETS AND BOOKLET CONTAINING FULL INFORMATION CALL AT BALTIMORE & OHIOTICKET AGENCIES, No. 211 WASHINGTON STREET, BOSTON, MASS.; 434 AND 1300 BROAD-WAY, 6 ASTOH HOUSE, NEW YORK CITY; 343 FULTON STREET, BROCKLYN. N. Y . AND 834CHESTNUT STREET, NORTHEAST CORNER 13th AND CHESTNUT STREETS. PHILADELPHIA GUIDE TO WASHINGTON
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A MOST beautiful, artistic and practical Guide to Washington, fully illus-trated (covers engraved and printed from steel plate, portrait of Wash-ington from original painting by Stuart, owmed by Boston Art Museum),published by the Passenger Department of the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad, canbe obtained from principal Ticket Agents for ten (10) cents, or will be sent bymail prepaid to any address in the United States, Canada or Mexico on receiptof fifteen (15) cents in stamps. Address C. W. BASSETT, General Passenger Agent, Lines East,Baltimore & Ohio Railroad, Baltimore, Md. B. N. AUSTIN, General Passenger Agent, Lines West, Baltimore A Ohio Railroad, Chicago, III. O. B. MARTIN, Manager Passenger Tralfir,Baltimore A Ohio Railroad, Baltimore, Md.
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Image from page 218 of “Book of the Royal blue” (1897)
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Identifier: bookofroyalblue23balt
Title: Book of the Royal blue
Year: 1897 (1890s)
Authors: Baltimore and Ohio railroad company. [from old catalog]
Subjects: Middle Atlantic States — Description and travel
Publisher: Baltimore
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Secure copies of Pocket Guide to Washingtonfrom Principal Baltimore £y Ohio Ticket Agencies FINEST DAY TRAIN IN AMERICA
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ROYAL BLUE LINE THE it 99 Royal Limited SPLENDIDAPPOINTMENTS THE best-appointed trainsbetween Washington, Balti-more, Philadelphia and NewYork arc those ol the RoyalBlue Line, leaving WashingtonEvery Odd Honr and NewYork Every Even Hourduring the day. (]|A11 trains have Pullman serv-ice, and dining cars serve allmeals. ({jThe linest train of the seriesis the Royal Limited, makingthe run in each direction inFIVE HOURS. €}| It is all Pullman, but no extrafare is charged. The cafe-smoking, parlor and observa-tion cars are superb, and anexcellent table dhote dinner isserved. <jlLighted bythroughout. electricity = THE = Royal limited CONVENIENTSCHEDULES NORTHBOUND, Lv. Washington 3.00 pm New Union Station. Ar. Baltimore 3.44 pm Camden Station. Lv. Baltimore 3.48 pm Camden Station. Lv. Baltimore 3.52 pm Mt. Royai Station. Ar. Wilmington 5.17 pm Ar. Philadelphia 5.50 pm 24tti and Cliestnut. Ar. New York 8.00 pm Liberty Street. Ar. New York 8.10 pm 23d Street. SOUTHBOUND. Lv. New York 3.
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