Champion

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Champion was a prominent streamlined passenger train that operated in the mid-20th century between the U.S. Northeast and Florida, known for its popular vacation service.

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Champion canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf named train
passenger train
amenity dining car
lounge car
class long-distance passenger train
colorScheme Atlantic Coast Line purple and silver (originally)
competedWith Seaboard Air Line Railroad Florida trains
country United States of America
surface form: United States
endPoint Miami
St. Petersburg, Florida
era mid-20th century
historicalSignificance one of the best-known Florida streamliners of the mid-20th century
introduced 1939
introducedBy Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
knownFor popular vacation service to Florida
streamlined equipment
winter season tourist traffic
locomotiveType diesel-electric locomotives
marketingFocus Florida vacationers
nickname The Champion
notableRole linking Northeastern U.S. cities with Florida resort destinations
operatedOn Atlantic Coast Line main line
East Coast route between the Northeast and Florida
operator Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
primaryUse vacation travel
railGauge standard gauge
rollingStockType streamlined passenger cars
routeRegion Florida
Northeastern United States
surface form: U.S. Northeast

Southern United States
surface form: U.S. Southeast
seasonalDemand heavy winter tourist traffic
servicePattern coach and Pullman service
overnight service
through sleeping cars
serviceType inter-city rail
streamlined passenger service
startPoint Boston
New York City
status discontinued
successorOperator Amtrak
Seaboard Coast Line Railroad
trainCategory named streamliner

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ACL notablePassengerTrain Champion
subject surface form: Atlantic Coast Line Railroad