Little Rock and Fort Smith Railroad - Revision history

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Phil: New page: The '''Little Rock and Fort Smith Railroad''' was completed in the mid-1870s. It was owned by James G. Blaine and partners. ==References== ==External links== Category:Railroads

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New page: The '''Little Rock and Fort Smith Railroad''' was completed in the mid-1870s. It was owned by James G. Blaine and partners. ==References== ==External links== Category:Railroads

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The '''Little Rock and Fort Smith Railroad''' was completed in the mid-1870s. It was owned by [[James G. Blaine]] and partners.

==References==

==External links==

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 The railroad was foreclosed upon on December 10, 1874, and acquired by a new group of investors in a company also called the Little Rock and Fort Smith Railroad on December 19, 1874. The name of the company was changed to the Little Rock and Fort Smith Railway on June 12, 1875. The railway reached Van Buren, Arkansas, on January 30, 1879. The railroad was acquired by the [[St. Louis, Iron Mountain, and Southern Railway]] in 1906.
-The railroad was owned by [[James G. Blaine]] and partners. The railway company was sold to the [[St. Louis, Iron Mountain & Southern Railway]] on April 13, 1906.
+The railroad was owned by [[James G. Blaine]] and partners. The railway company was sold to the [[St. Louis, Iron Mountain, and Southern Railway]] on April 13, 1906.
 ==References==

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-The '''Little Rock and Fort Smith Railroad''' was completed in the mid-1870s. The railroad was owned by [[James G. Blaine]] and partners.
+The '''Little Rock and Fort Smith Railroad''' was organized as the Little Rock and Fort Smith Branch of the Cairo and Fulton Railroad Company of November 25, 1853. The name of the railroad was changed to the Little Rock and Fort Smith Railroad Company on January 22, 1855. Eighty-two miles of track had been laid from the railway's terminus in [[Argenta]], Arkansas, in 1871.
-Eighty-two miles of track had been laid from the railway's terminus in [[Argenta]] in 1871. The railway reached Van Buren, Arkansas, on January 30, 1879. The railroad was acquired by the [[St. Louis, Iron Mountain, and Southern Railway]] in 1906.
+The railroad was foreclosed upon on December 10, 1874, and acquired by a new group of investors in a company also called the Little Rock and Fort Smith Railroad on December 19, 1874. The name of the company was changed to the Little Rock and Fort Smith Railway on June 12, 1875. The railway reached Van Buren, Arkansas, on January 30, 1879. The railroad was acquired by the [[St. Louis, Iron Mountain, and Southern Railway]] in 1906.
 ==References==

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 The '''Little Rock and Fort Smith Railroad''' was completed in the mid-1870s. The railroad was owned by [[James G. Blaine]] and partners.
-Eighty-two miles of track had been laid from the railway's terminus in [[Argenta]] in 1871. The railway reached Van Buren, Arkansas, on January 30, 1879.
+Eighty-two miles of track had been laid from the railway's terminus in [[Argenta]] in 1871. The railway reached Van Buren, Arkansas, on January 30, 1879. The railroad was acquired by the [[St. Louis, Iron Mountain, and Southern Railway]] in 1906.
 ==References==

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 The '''Little Rock and Fort Smith Railroad''' was completed in the mid-1870s. The railroad was owned by [[James G. Blaine]] and partners.
-Eighty-two miles of track had been laid from the railway's terminus in [[Argenta]] in 1871.
+Eighty-two miles of track had been laid from the railway's terminus in [[Argenta]] in 1871. The railway reached Van Buren, Arkansas, on January 30, 1879.
 ==References==