The Welikia Project, made by ecologists at the New York Botanical Garden, uncovers all the flora and fauna that thrived in ...

And while the rails were taken up in Newton Falls and elsewhere many years ago, an original, stone whistle post still stands in the ground of the track bed right-of-way just north of the depot to ...

America's converted railroad trails offer epic cycling adventures through mountain tunnels, wine country, and frontier towns. Five legendary routes deliver unforgettable mancation experiences.

FARGO — Three cities in southeastern North Dakota are celebrating their 125th anniversaries this summer with community celebrations, and all three are also named for women. This branch line of the ...

As New York State prepares to celebrate the 200th anniversary of the Erie Canal, it is interesting to note that the old iron bridge in Le Roy has a historic ...

The WHEELING & LAKE ERIE RAILROAD, planned to run from the Ohio River through ... The W&LE used the tracks and facilities of the old Cleveland, Canton & Southern and the Cleveland, Belt & Terminal ...

In the 19th century, the shoreline from Williamsburg to Red Hook was full of ships and warehouses, and shipping was ...

There is a lot to see in Ohio, including tons of small towns filled with wineries, old museums, corn festivals, skydiving, and more for people of all ages.

Ceramic maps dating from the reign of Queen Victoria that had been hidden from sight at Victoria station have been restored as part of the celebrations to mark the 200th anniversary of the railways.

The Erie-Lackawanna began as the New York & Erie Railroad Co., which was chartered in 1832-33 and commenced operations in 1841. The old NY&E disappeared under foreclosure in 1862, and the Erie Railway ...

The album's photographer, F.T. Martin, captured the last brick street in Elmira, which housed establishments like the Erie Railroad Passenger ... I keep my old photos in special containers to ...

Gritman, known as "Old Jasper," had an exciting ... Having the benefit of working for the railroad, Gritman and his wife rode for free often taking vacations in Erie, Pa., or Niagara Falls ...