passenger train

Passenger train service began in 1880 and continued through 1967.

The last passenger train ran in 1983 after 101 years of service.

Three passenger trains run on this line every 24 hours.

In early 2008, the line was closed to passenger trains.

The last passenger train left the station on May 31, 1978.

The Class 20 saw only limited service on passenger trains.

The station has always been a stop for all passenger trains.

This has brought an end to 40 years of Class 86-hauled passenger trains.

It was not until 1925 that passenger trains started using the line.

Around 450 passenger trains call at the station each day.

This line is still served by one passenger train per week.

Passenger train service on this line is expected to begin by June 2011.

His design was probably the most famous American passenger train.

In 1913, the passenger train operated six days a week.

This would also be the final passenger train for the station.

Most came on the four passenger trains that ran through town each day.

No. 30053 which hauled a passenger train for the first time in 20 years.

As a result the last passenger train ran on the line in 13 August 2002.

There is no through service of passenger trains on the entire line.

The last passenger train departed 13 years ago this month.

They were built for working passenger trains along country and main lines.

In 1900 a sleeping car was added to the passenger train.

The spur has not seen a passenger train since 1899.

The east side is also the location of the passenger train station.

Portland, Me., now has passenger train service for the first time in 30 years.