Obverse and Reverse of a Ticket used in 1838, on the New York & Harlem Railroad 236 The "Pioneer." First Complete Pullman Sleeping-car 240 A Pullman Porter 241 Pullman Parlor Car 243 Wagner Parlor Car 244 Dining-car (Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad) 245 End View of a Vestibuled Car 249 Pullman Sleeper on a Vestibuled Train 250 Immigrant Sleeping-car (Canadian Pacific Railway) 251 View of Pullman, Ill. 252 Railway Station at York, England, built on a Curve 257 Outside the Grand Central Station, New York 258 Boston Passenger Station, Providence Division, Old Colony Railroad 259 A Page from the Car Accountant's Book 277 Freight Pier, North River, New York 280 Hay Storage Warehouses, New York Central & Hudson River Railroad, West Thirty-third Street, New York 282 "Dummy" Train and Boy on Hudson Street, New York 287 Red Line Freight-car Mark 288 Star Union Freight-car Mark 288 Coal Car, Central Railroad of New Jersey 289 Refrigerator-car Mark 289 Unloading a Train of Truck-wagons, Long Island Railroad 290 Floating Cars, New York Harbor 295 Postal Progress, 1776-1876 313 The Pony Express--The Relay 314 The Overland Mail Coach--A Star Route 315 Mail Carrying in the Country 316 Loading for the Fast Mail, at the General Post-Office, New York 324 At the Last Moment 326 Pouching the Mail in the Postal Car 329 A Very Difficult Address--known as a "Sticker." 331 Distributing the Mail by States and Routes 332 Pouching Newspapers for California--in Car No. 5 335 Catching the Pouch from the Crane 339 George Stephenson 345 J. Edgar Thomson 349 Thomas A. Scott 350 Cornelius Vanderbilt 352