Profile & Franconia Notch Annual Pass

The Profile & Franconia Notch Railroad in New Hampshire was originally built as a 3 foot narrow gauge line. This pass from 1879 was their first year of operations. The name "Profile" refers to "The Ol

Railroad pass from the Profile and Franconia Notch RR, unnumbered (1889). The P&FNRR was built in 1879 to provide transportation of upper- and middle-class tourists to the resort hotels on the western

The Profile & Franconia Railroad was originally a narrow gauge line that ran from Bethlehem Junction to Profile Mountain is Franconia Notch. This notice was for a change in time for Sunday trains betw

Echo Lake, Franconia Notch (New Hampshire, late 19th century) Depicting a couple launching a rowboat at the foot of Echo Lake, Franconia Notch. Oil on canvas. Unsigned, but possibly by Edward Rufus Hi

Unique Quincy, Omaha & Kansas City Railway 1892 annual pass. The railroad name is printed on the crossbucks at the edge of the pass. The pass was issued to, " One employee Pacific Express Co. with let

AMERICAN SCHOOLLate 19th CenturyView of Franconia Notch, New Hampshire. Unsigned. Boston stretcher. Contemporary dealer's tag affixed to the frame notes the work is by Edmund D. Lewis and that it is s

Keokuk & Western Railroad 1891 annual pass issued to W.R. Bresie of the Pacific Express Co. Signed A.C. Goodwich General Manage. Numbered 350 on the reverse. Nice depot image with steam locomotive pri

Four Adirondack Railroad Annual Passes - 1878, 1880, 1881, and 1888A group of four passes for Adirondack Railroad. Adirondack Company's Railroad passes include an 1878 pass issued to W.S. Sneden, Gene

1881 pass printed by Rand McNally for the Sycamore, Cortland & Chicago Railroad. Issued to H.S. McComb. Hand numbered 547 and signed by the Vice President of the line. Ornate lithographed background.

A historically significant railroad which was an early link from Kansas to Colorado. This 1873 issue pre-dates the Union Pacific control that took place in 1874. The pass has vignettes of the state se

Gorgeous pass. No. 2126, issued for 1897 to FW Darrah. Preprinted signature of president George Sweet. Blue background and vignette of steamship faced head-on. Printed on cardstock by ABN. Some wear o

1886 California Southern Railroad annual pass. Issued to Geo. F. Brydon the assistant general passenger agent of the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad. Signed by Victor the General Superintendent of the r

An annual pass from 1896. The Wiscasset & Quebec existed from 1895 - 1901. In 1901 it became the better known Wiscasset Waterville & Farmington Railroad. This was a 2 foot narrow gauge line. Very Good

This Francois Notch landscape painting by William H. Weisman, who lived at the base of Franconia Notch. He was best known for both painting and photography along the White Mountains of New Hampshire.

Lot of 2 different. 1) Farmers Grain & Shipping Company. Pass no. X517, issued for 1907 to FA Hall of the Yellowstone Park Railway. Signed by president Jos. M. Kelly. Black print on light blue cardsto

A 1904 annual pass. The Philips & Rangeley Railroad was a Maine two foot narrow gauge line that existed from 1891 - 1908. In 1908 it became a founding member of the Sandy River & Rangeley Lakes Railro

A fine Maine two foot gauge railroad pass with moose and fishing scenes.

Pass no. 594, issued for 1888 to John H. Henley of the White Star Line Steamship Company. Signed by president Chas. Haines. Black print on light green cardstock with logo that is a ribbon wrapped arou

An annual pass issued by the Silver Lake Railway in Western New York. This small line seems to be very popular. This 1886 pass has a few nice features: signed by President Tuttle, square corners, issu

The smallest of the Maine two footers that ran from the Kennebec river to the Veteran's Home at Togus.

A New York Adirondacks region line that went from Utica to Watertown. Nice condition with square corners.

Pass no. 51, issued for 1895 to RE Eavenson, general manager of the Williamsport & U. Branch RR. Signed by superintendent John Wolf. Very attractive pass printed on cardstock with fancy logo and locom

An interesting annual pass from the "Poughkeepsie Bridge Route". In 1894 they were in receivership. The pass has a fine vignette of the Poughkeepsie Bridge with a train crossing the Hudson River.

New Hampshire, 1932 gelatin silver print 14” x 10” mount 10 3/4” x 7” image Total eclipse photographed by David Yerex at Franconia Notch in the White Mountains of New Hampshire