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| View Original: | An old railroad observation car at Heritage Station, a Baltimore & Ohio railroad station in downtown Huntington, West Virginia, that has been converted into assorted shops and restaurants LCCN2015631835.tif.tiff (7360x4912) | |||
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| Keywords: An old railroad observation car at Heritage Station, a Baltimore & Ohio railroad station in downtown Huntington, West Virginia, that has been converted into assorted shops and restaurants LCCN2015631835.tif 1 photograph digital tiff file color Notes Purchase; Carol M Highsmith Photography Inc ; 2015; DLC/PP-2015 055 ; Not be confused with Heritage Village a restored coal town just south of the city The car carries the name of Huntington is the turn-of-the-20th century railroad kingdom named for its founder Collis P Huntington He was the founder of Huntington and the builder owner and operator of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway beginning in the 1860s In 1884 he became the first man in the United States to ride his own railroad car from the Atlantic Ocean to the Pacific over tracks he either owned or controlled ; Forms part of West Virginia Collection within the Carol M Highsmith Archive ; Title date and keywords based on information provided by the photographer ; Credit line West Virginia Collection within the Carol M Highsmith Archive Library of Congress Prints and Photographs Division 2015 Creator Carol M Highsmith Library of Congress Catalog http //lccn loc gov/2015631835 Image download https //cdn loc gov/master/pnp/highsm/31700/31760a tif Original url http //hdl loc gov/loc pnp/highsm 31760 No known restrictions on publication LOC-image highsm 31760 38 25 4267 0 N 82 26 4199 0 W alt 167_source exif_heading PD-Highsmith Images uploaded by Fæ West Virginia Collection within the Carol M Highsmith Archive West Virginia Collection within the Carol M Highsmith Archive Library of Congress Prints and Photographs Division Photographs by Carol M Highsmith | ||||