Intercontinental Railway Commission
This work details the ambitious, turn-of-the-century plan to construct an intercontinental railway system linking North and South America. The proposed "Intercontinental Railway" aimed to foster trade, communication, and political unity across the Americas. This book offers insights into the engineering challenges, political negotiations, and economic considerations that shaped the project.
Explore the historical context of Pan-Americanism and the dreams of connecting nations through this vast infrastructure undertaking. Discover the surveys, reports, and discussions that defined the vision of a unified American continent through rail. A valuable resource for historians, transportation enthusiasts, and anyone interested in the legacy of ambitious international projects.
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