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Colleges by Rail (split from Eau Claire Rail)

General discussion of passenger rail systems not otherwise covered in the specific forums in this category, including high speed rail.

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Re: Colleges by Rail (split from Eau Claire Rail)

 #1514221  by mtuandrew
 
Arborwayfan wrote: ↑Tue Jul 16, 2019 8:05 pm Well, I'll be... I've been reading that wrong for years. Sorry.
:-D quite alright. I probably ought to change the username anyway, it’s been well over ten years since I’ve been associated with Michigan Tech in anything other than nostalgia. (Related to this discussion, it does have a strong railroad engineering program but the nearest active rail is about 30 miles away. Nearest passenger rail, the Twin Cities or Milwaukee depending on how you measure distances.)

Re: Colleges by Rail (split from Eau Claire Rail)

 #1514231  by Jeff Smith
 
Iona College is served by the New York Westchester and Boston Railway with a simple street car transfer. You can take either the Port Chester branch to North Avenue, or the White Plains branch to Wykagyl.

http://nywbry.com/images/nywbry_system_2006.gif
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