Erie Railroad

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The Erie Railroad was a major 19th- and early 20th-century American railroad that operated extensive passenger and freight services across the northeastern United States, particularly linking New York City with the Midwest.

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Label Occurrences
Erie Railroad canonical 29
Erie Railway Company 2
Erie Railroad (historically) 1

Statements (52)

Predicate Object
instanceOf defunct railroad
railroad company
country United States of America
surface form: United States
dateDissolved 1960
dateFounded 19th century
economicRole facilitated trade between the Port of New York and the Midwest
formedByMergerOf New York and Erie Railroad
surface form: New York and Erie Rail Road
gauge 6 ft (1,829 mm) broad gauge (originally)
headquartersLocation New York City
historicalEra 19th century
early 20th century
laterGauge standard gauge
majorTerminal Buffalo
surface form: Buffalo, New York

Chicago
surface form: Chicago, Illinois

Hoboken
surface form: Hoboken, New Jersey

Jersey City
surface form: Jersey City, New Jersey
mergedWith Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
mergerDate 1960
notableFeature one of the longest railroads in the United States in the 19th century
notableRoute New York–Buffalo route
New York–Chicago main line
surface form: New York–Chicago route
openedForTraffic 1851
operatedIn Midwestern United States
Northeastern United States
predecessor New York and Erie Railroad
surface form: New York and Erie Rail Road
primaryRouteLinked Buffalo
surface form: Buffalo, New York

Chicago
Jersey City
surface form: Jersey City, New Jersey

New York City
servedCity Akron
surface form: Akron, Ohio

Binghamton, New York
Buffalo
surface form: Buffalo, New York

Chicago
surface form: Chicago, Illinois

Cleveland
surface form: Cleveland, Ohio

Elmira, New York
Erie, Pennsylvania
Hoboken
surface form: Hoboken, New Jersey

Jamestown, New York
Jersey City
surface form: Jersey City, New Jersey

New York City
Toledo
surface form: Toledo, Ohio

Youngstown
surface form: Youngstown, Ohio
servedRegion Illinois
Indiana
New Jersey, United States
surface form: New Jersey

New York
surface form: New York (state)

Ohio
Pennsylvania
serviceType freight
passenger
successor Erie Lackawanna Railway
trackConfiguration primarily single-track main line with passing sidings (originally)

Referenced by (33)

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City of Port Jervis, New York servedBy Erie Railroad
this entity surface form: Erie Railroad (historically)
James Fisk Jr. employer Erie Railroad
this entity surface form: Erie Railway Company
Erie War hasMainSubject Erie Railroad
Erie War hasParticipant Erie Railroad
this entity surface form: Erie Railway Company
Erie Lackawanna Railway predecessor Erie Railroad
Daniel Drew employer Erie Railroad
Daniel Drew boardMemberOf Erie Railroad
Kent, Ohio hasRailHistoryWith Erie Railroad
Van Sweringen brothers owned Erie Railroad
Upper Montclair station hasStyle Erie Railroad
Erie Railroad lines in Bergen County railSystem Erie Railroad
this entity surface form: Erie Railroad system
PVL historicalOperator Erie Railroad
subject surface form: Pascack Valley Line
Westwood station formerOperator Erie Railroad
Montvale station formerOperator Erie Railroad
Port Jervis station formerOperator Erie Railroad
Campbell Hall station formerOperator Erie Railroad
Suffern station formerOperator Erie Railroad
Marion, Ohio hasRailHistory Erie Railroad
Hornell, New York, United States hasTransportationHistory Erie Railroad
subject surface form: Hornell, New York