The town of Payne got its name when the railroad hauled in a used depot with that name already on it.

Unlike its earlier jaunt to Chicago, for this trip, the railroad hauled and displayed it as a static exhibit.

The railroad hauled primarily military and immigrant traffic.

Each summer and fall steam passenger service grows, but the railroad still hauls freight.

Prior to the abandonments, the railroad hauled primarily grain along with some gravel and timber.

The railroad hauled a total volume of 978 tons a day in the first quarter of 1942.

In 2008, the railroad hauled around 111,000 carloads.

The railroads haul the wheat to market, to the mouths that will eat it.

Most railroads haul either people or freight, but the Alaska Railroad does both.

Within only four years, the railroad was hauling three times the amount of coal as the Schuylkill Canal.