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		The Green Bay Route's first branch from the main line, and the first to be abandoned.
		The Stevens Point branch was a very important part of the Green Bay Route for over 100 years, serving the Consolidated Papers mill.
		The Green Bay Route is maintained by Mark Mathu.
	www.greenbayroute.com /route.htm (206 words)

	Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The earliest forefather of the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, the Aurora Branch Railroad, was chartered by act of the Illinois General Assembly on October 2, 1848.
		The Burlington was a leader in implementing technological innovation; among its firsts were use of the printing telegraph (1910), train radio communications (1915), streamlined passenger diesel power (1934) and vista-dome coaches (1939).
		In 1927, the Burlington was one of the first to utilize Centralized Traffic Control (CTC) and by the end of 1957 had equipped 1,500 miles of its right-of-way for this advanced type of signaling.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Chicago,_Burlington_and_Quincy_Railroad (1461 words)

	Burlington before Route 128
		Andy Crawford became owner in the 1940s, and he and his family continued to operate the farm even after Route 128 cut his property in half, forcing them to make a one and a half mile drive down Newbridge Street to get to the other half of the farm.
		Route 128 would eventually cut across the farm (and that crop of hot peppers on the right) and Lowell Street (which runs horizontally across the middle of the picture.)
		In this photo, taken in the mid-1940s, Andrew Crawford is spreading mechanical, or powdered, fertilizer between the furrows of his father’s field.
	www.bambinomusical.com /128/Burlington.html (348 words)

	CJOnline.com \| The Topeka Capital-Journal \| Burlington shops stand tall in tough times 12/22/02
		Most of Burlington's repair work is conducted in its primary erecting facility -- a monstrous building standing 792 feet long and 310 feet wide.
		Because of an agreement between the city and the railroad that required CB&Q to maintain a depot and repair facility in town, the city annexed 5,000 acres west of Burlington.
		West Burlington was four blocks wide and eight blocks long, "so nobody in town lived more than eight blocks away from the shops," Lotz said.
	www.cjonline.com /stories/122202/bus_burlington.shtml (691 words)

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		Burlington residents were opposed to the route running through the center of town.
		Burlington was a popular stopping point for trolleys running to Pinehurst, in nearby Billerica.
		FLB married Mary C. Jennings, the daughter of William Jennings and Susan Howard Jennings in Burlington on November 29, 1888; MCJ was born in Peabody, Mass.
	www.burlington.org /clerk/archives/findaid/123/123t.htm (1105 words)

	Richard Leonard's Steam Locomotive Archive - Burlington Route, Colorado & Southern
		During the days of steam, the Burlington engines seemed to chuff out large clouds of smoke as they passed our house, leaving dirt and grit all over everything, including my mother's washing that she hung on the line in the backyard.
		With the advent of the Burlington Route's famous Zephyr diesel streamliners, some steam power was needed to protect their schedules when the regular engines were out of service.
		One target was the Colorado and Southern, a subsidiary of the Burlington Route.
	www.railarchive.net /rlsteam/cbq.htm (1705 words)

	Amazon.com: Burlington Route: Books: Richard Cleghorn Overton (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Burlington was effective in promoting settlement of these lands-offering low cost excursions to those considering land purchases.
		Burlington regarded the cities of Chicago, St. Louis, Kansas City, Denver and Minneapolis as gateways to its route system.
		Because of the loose association between Burlington and its branches, he was able to gain control of the Hannibal and St. Joseph from 1871 to 1883.
	www.amazon.com /Burlington-Route-Richard-Cleghorn-Overton/dp/0803258534 (1827 words)

	Burlington Route 1913 Red Cast Globe Lantern
		It is embossed "Burlington Route" on the shoulder of the lid.
		The red cast "Burlington Route" 5 3/8" Corning globe is in wonderful nearly mint condition.
		The "Burlington Route" cast on the front is very strong.
	www.antiques-internet.com /colorado/swspirit/dynapage/IP675.htm (407 words)

	History - Grand View Farm (Burlington, MA) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Marion Tavern at Grand View Farm is one of Burlington's principal architectural landmarks.
		In the 1860's the upcoming railroad by-passed Burlington because of its hilly topography.
		As the rail line in Woburn prospered, the stage coach route through Burlington became obsolete and was discontinued.
	www.burlington.org /frontend/GVF-history.html (664 words)

	New Jersey Future In Transportation - Case Studies - Route 130
		The Route 130 Corridor in Burlington County has evolved along the same pattern as many arterial roadways across the state: over the past few decades, regional strip commercial development gradually deteriorated or was abandoned as new roadways drew commercial and residential development to outlying regions.
		Among the conclusions drawn from the public participation efforts were the need to promote economic development, create visual cohesion along the corridor, and develop and apply appropriate street typologies that would avoid the monotonous strip commercial look and feel of the corridor.
		By varying the number of lanes and the treatment of the center medians and by applying principals of context sensitive design, the Route 130 corridor was broken into distinct areas of individual character while maintaining the integrity of the overall vision.
	www.state.nj.us /transportation/works/njfit/case/route130.shtm (512 words)

	A. A. Hart 1870 Railroad Map from San Francico to Chicago
		The first Burlington station in Omaha opened on October 5, 1870, and is described as 'at the end of the plank road at the foot of Jones Street.' The approximate location was Third and Jones and the Omaha and South Western built it.
		The Burlington and Missouri River Railroad leased it from the OandSW in July 1871.
		The Burlington and Missouri River built its third station on Tenth Street, south of the Union Pacific 'cowshed' depot.
	cprr.org /Museum/Maps/_Hart_Burlington.html (405 words)

	History of the Mark Twain Zephyr, Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
		The original Burlington Zephyr had successfully raised patronage to overflow levels on the Kansas City to Lincoln route, expectations were high that the Twins would do the same for the highly competitive, revenue-challenged route between Chicago and the Twin Cities.
		On October 14th the 9903 was shortened by crews at West Burlington by removing the baggage car to prepare it for the speed trials planned in conjunction with the Republican Valley Jubilee at McCook, Nebraska.
		The MTZ returned to its intended route out of St. Louis to Burlington that December, but would be reassigned again in September of 1938 to the St. Louis to Kansas City route of the Ozark State Zephyr.
	www.gatewaynmra.org /articles/mt-zephyr.htm (3358 words)

	Burlington Route 1913 A&W Lantern w/CC Globe
		Here is a very nice Burlington Route railroad lantern with lots of original tin.
		It comes with a 5 3/8" tall Corning globe which is in excellent condition with a medium cast "Burlington Route" in the rounded edge rectangular panel.
		The 5 3/8" tall Corning globe is in excellent condition with a medium cast "Burlington Route" in the rounded edge rectangular panel.
	antiques-internet.com /colorado/swspirit/dynapage/IP569.htm (509 words)

	The Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RR - Yellowstone's Eastern Access
		The Burlington Route to Cody was a branch line off the main route from Lincoln, Nebraska to Billings, Montana.
		The Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad is formed in Aurora, Illinois with the Aurora Branch Railroad, becoming the second railroad to serve Chicago.
		On March 2, the CBandQ RR is merged with the Burlington Northern Railroad.
	www.geocities.com /geysrbob/RR-CBQ.html (841 words)

	Burlington Route Historical Society
		The Burlington Bulletin, named after one of the CBandQ's own internal publications, is a slick paper magazine with feature articles about operations, equipment and communities along the "Way of the Zephyrs." Each issue is devoted solely to the Burlington and contains no commercial advertising.
		In 1989 a Burlington Bulletin article was the recipient of the Railway and Locomotive Historical Society's "David P. Morgan Article Award." This marked the first time the award was given to an article in a publication other than one of the mainstream national magazines.
		Those with experience in any phase of publishing, drafting, have knowledge of the operation of the Burlington, or have collections of photographs or information are encouraged to offer their assistance.
	www.burlingtonroute.com /brhs.html (1263 words)

	Alibris: Burlington
		In the early 1970s, the quiet Ohio village of New Burlington was abandoned to allow construction of a dam.
		The Burlington Magazine has maintained a high, international reputation for publishing authoritative writing on all aspects of art history since its foundation in 1903 by a group of distinguished scholars headed by Roger Fry, Bernard Berenson, and Herbert Horne.
		In 1726 Richard Boyle, 3rd Earl of Burlington, built an addition to his modest country house on the river Thames at Chiswick which became the touchstone of Neo-Palladian architecture; its architect became known as the 'Modern Vitruvius', the 'Apollo of the Arts'.
	www.alibris.com /search/books/subject/Burlington (733 words)

	Burlington Vermont - VT Burlington - Vermont Burlington - Burlington VT - Lake Champlain - LinkVermont.com
		Burlington Vermont - VT Burlington - Vermont Burlington - Burlington VT - Lake Champlain - LinkVermont.com
		Burlington is Vermont's largest city, and Lake Champlain is one of this nation's largest lakes - 120 miles long and covering 435 square miles to be exact.
		Burlington: Whoever coined the phrase, "Location, location, location," must have been thinking of Burlington.
	www.linkvermont.com /townsvill/burlington_lakechamplain (1223 words)

	The Burlington Academy of Learning
		The Burlington Academy of Learning is in the center of Burlington off Route 4, on Covey Road.
		The Academy is located on several acres of wooded property, which is perfect for hiking and exploring, near a running stream, adjoining a State of Connecticut Wildlife Preserve.
		At the light, Route 4 (also called Spielman Highway) takes a left into Burlington.
	www.burlingtonacademy.com /visit.asp (207 words)

	InstallShield - Training: Hotel and Travel Information - Microtek
		If you are visiting us from out of town, you may wish to have a car handy to get you around the Burlington area.
		Of course you may rent one at the Boston airport, however, as you may know, the city of Boston is undergoing the "Big Dig" and you may find it easier to avoid driving yourself through the construction.
		The Burlington area is known to sell out quickly so please make your reservations as early as possible.
	www.installshield.com /training/locations/burlington.asp (874 words)

	Burlington Route Steam
		Through the 16mm films of Everett Rohrer and Perry Becker we can enjoy Burlington Route Steam from the upper Midwest to the states of Nebraska, Colorado and Wyoming.
		Regular service operations include Burlington’s ancient 4-6-0 number 919 on mixed train service from Cheyenne to Sterling, CO in 1956, and several Colorado and Southern steamers in Colorado in switching service.
		All this is steam-era action with Colorado & Southern, and CB&Q under the umbrella of Burlington Route Steam.
	www.railwayshop.com /details/details136.html (217 words)

	Burlington Route
		The Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad Company, commonly called the Burlington, was a major midwestern railroad system that had its origins in 1849 as the Aurora Branch Railroad.
		The area was becoming agriculturally developed, especially with cotton and wheat, and the Burlington was eager to compete for the traffic.
		The Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, the Great Northern, the Northern Pacific, and the Pacific Coast merged on March 2, 1970, under the name Burlington Northern, Incorporated.
	home.austin.rr.com /aldossantos/burlington_route.htm (1427 words)

	Integra5
		Integra5’s U.S. headquarters is located in Burlington, Massachusetts, 16 miles northwest of Boston on the Route 128 technology corridor.
		Take I-93 North to Exit 37B - Route 128 S and I-95 S. Take I 95/Route 128 South to Exit 33B (Route 3A - Burlington).
		Go through one set of lights (the Marriott Hotel entrance is on the left at the lights).
	www.integra5.com /contactus/directions_burlington.shtml (511 words)

	Burlington Northern & Santa Fe Railway
		This is the story of the Burlington Northern and Santa Fe Railway, which is a product of the 1995 merger of the Burlington Northern Railroad with the Atchison,Topeka and Santa Fe Railway, thus creating a system that truly goes Everywhere West as the old Burlington Route used to bill itself as doing.
		Included are profiles of the railroads that formed Burlington Northern and those of the Santa Fe system.
		Burlington Northern Santa Fe is second only to Union Pacific in the handling of perishable goods, thus the relatively large fleet of refrigerator cars.
	members.tripod.com /generaljim1-ivil/theerielackawannalimited/id24.html (698 words)

	Directions to Facilities
		After Route 206, proceed Route 38 West through 4 traffic lights.
		Make left onto Route 541 North towards Burlington to Route 295 South.
		Cross intersection of Hartford Road on Route 38.
	www.co.burlington.nj.us /info/general/directions.htm (672 words)

	Milepost 206 Publishing, inc.
		The Burlington In Transition by Bernard G. Corbin and Joseph C. Hardy.
		This long out-of-print book covers the steam to diesel transition on the Chicago, Burlington, and Quincy Railroad has been reprinted in a fine hardbound edition.
		The Burlington Calendar – 2006 features the photographs that reflect what our Contributors best remember about the CBandQ.
	www.milepost206.com /index.html (219 words)

	Directions to New Jersey Corporate Office
		Follow Route 130 South (approximately 1 mile) to the 3rd traffic light (Dulty's Lane).
		After the road crosses Route 13, you will stay to the right and continue following 413 South.
		Stay left and follow Route 130 South (approximately 1 mile) to 3rd traffic light (Dulty's Lane).
	corporate.burlingtoncoatfactory.com /directions_nj.shtml (355 words)

	MicroTek Boston Information Packet includes directions, maps, hotel, and transportation info for this classroom rental ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		The Red Line Alewife station connects with Bus Route 350 which serves the Burlington Mall area.
		Corporate rates start at $30.00 per person to the Burlington area.
		Rental Cars - If you are visiting us from out of town, you may wish to have a car handy to get you around the Burlington area.
	www.mclabs.com /facilities/Boston/infoPacket.asp (841 words)

	lizardattitude
		The C, B, and Q was the Railroad of my father. Burlington Northern is the Railroad that I worked on but I still have a stronger affinity for the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy.
		The three men decided organize a railroad that would go from Burlington to Galesburg and then on to Aurora.
		A charter was drawn up and a new railroad was born--the Chicago, Burlington, and Quincy Railroad.
	lizardattitude.homestead.com /pod6.html (575 words)

	eBay - burlington route ..., Transportation, Model RR, Trains items on eBay.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Steam Locomotives of the Burlington Route - Corbin
		BURLINGTON ROUTE ADAMS and WESTLAKE CO. RAILROAD LANTERN
		Burlington Route RR The Denver Zephyrs 40s Streamliner
	search-desc.ebay.com /search/search.dll?query=burlington+route+... (411 words)

	Maps & Directions to Soccer Fields
		There is no parking along Route 4 or on the grass along Route 4 by the soccer fields.
		In two miles you reach the intersection with Route 167, there will be a Sunoco and McDonald's at that corner.
		From Route 4 into Harwinton: At intersection with Route 118 (light at Immaculate Heart of Mary RC Church), go straight on Route 118.
	www.bjsasoccer.com /about-maps.htm (1043 words)

	Burlington Volkswagen - Contact Us
		The staff at Burlington Volkswagen are here to to make your Volkswagen purchase a pleasurable experience.
		Also available from Burlington Volkswagen are special Financing and Leasing Programs.
		If you have bad credit or no credit, Burlington can assist you with the purchase of a new or used vehicle.
	www.burlingtonvw.com /html/nf/contact.php (303 words)

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