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The printed edition of this book doesn't include a table of illustrations, since it gathers them in a single signature. On this site, I've placed each photograph in an appropriate part of the text, so the following table of illustrations may be useful: the page numbers link to the photo where I placed it.
General "Jack" Casement. |
187 |
Grenville M. Dodge in dress uniform as a Major General. |
177 |
Timetable for the Hannibal & St. Joseph Railroad, 1864. |
194 |
Timetable for the Union Pacific Railroad, 1866. |
200 |
The Union Pacific's Locomotive Number 1, "The General Sherman." |
212 |
Grand Excursion to the Hundredth Meridian: the Denver and the Colorado at Omaha wharf. |
210 |
Casement train on a siding in Wyoming, 1867‑1868. |
206 |
Bear River City, Wyoming Territory. |
315 |
General U. S. Grant and his party at Fort Saunders, Wyoming, on his inspection tour, 1868. |
295 |
Devil's Gate Bridge, the Utah crossing of the Weber River. |
321 |
Sightseeing party in Weber Canyon, Utah, 1869. |
337 |
Theodore Judah and the L. L. Robinson, the first steam locomotive on the Pacific Coast. |
103 |
Central Pacific Railroad snow plow at Cisco in 1867. |
280 |
Snowshed under construction near Summit in the Sierras on the Central Pacific line in 1868. |
272 |
Chinese coolies filling in the high Secrettown trestle, 1877. |
228 |
Chinese coolies, suspended in wicker baskets, working the face of a cliff. |
223 |
Central Pacific's Camp Victory, April 28, 1869. |
333 |
Promontory Point, Utah, a few minutes before the beginning of the Golden Spike ceremonies. |
338 |
The Golden Spike Ceremony at Promontory Point, May 10, 1869. |
338 |
Monument erected at the site of the Golden Spike. |
349 |
Interior of Pullman's Palace Car, 1867‑1870. |
196 |
Interior of a Union Pacific Railroad coach, 1870. |
357 |
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