#Transcontinental

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Zephyr Land Yacht, 1936. Designed for "millionaire" William Woods Plankinton, Jr. by Brooks Stevens. A two-part rig, the trailer pulled by a teardrop-like cab, accommodated six with two staff. The occupants had access to a kitchen, bathroom (with shower) and living room. The chauffeur and cook had bunks. From 1936 on, the yacht regularly carried its owner and his guests across country to and from New York and California.

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The US railroad is transcontinental?? Congrats on its transition!!

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Transcontinental cities

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and that would fix everything or gratuitous picture of mumblelard wuersday

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Amtrak through East Montana

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October 2024

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Andrew Joseph Russell,

Golden Spike Ceremony, Promontory Point, Utah May 10, 1869,

Completion of the First Transcontinental Railroad. At center left, Samuel S. Montague, Central Pacific Railroad, shakes hands with Grenville M. Dodge, Union Pacific Railroad (center right).

Albumen silver print, mounted on board,

Image/sheet: 9 x 121⁄4 in. (22.8 x 31.1 cm.)

Courtesy: Christie's

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transcontinental (English) [ˌtɹænzˌkɒntɪˈnɛntəl] (especially of a railroad) crossing a continent

uhtcaru (English, Old) [ˈuːxtˌkɑ.ru] worrying before the sun rises; pre-dawn anxiety.

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Baku, Azerbaijan

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The Van Buren Sisters vs. the Pants Police (Head-to-Head History)

The Van Buren Sisters vs. The Pants Police, by J. F. Fox, illustrated by Anna Kwan, is an informative, entertaining, and historically accurate children’s book that is sure to be a hit with history afficionados but also engaging for anyone, regardless of their interest in past events. The book tells the story of Augusta and Adeline Van Buren, relatives of Martin Van Buren (8th President of the United States), who traveled across the country from Brooklyn, New York to San Francisco, California in 1916 to prove that women could serve in the U.S. military as dispatch riders.

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