The railroad then goes through a cut on private property and thus is not a trail yet.

The railroad between the two cities also goes through the village.

In the late 1980s this railroad went out of business.

"The railroad is going ahead with construction on the far side of the river," he told Nancy.

He decided to ask for shelter when the railroad went on strike.

By the early 1920s the railroad was having financial problems and in 1923 again went into receivership.

But to remain competitive, the railroads must go further, analysts believe.

By 1891, the railroad was out of money and went into receivership.

When the soldiers return from war, the railroad goes on strike.

In 1942, the railroad went out of business and the newspaper took over its offices.