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1. 80 years of transportation progress: a history of the St. Louis Southwestern Railway - St. Louis Southwestern Railway Company. Public Relations Department.

   This is a history of the Cotton Belt also known as St. Louis Southwestern Railway. It was first written as a thesis by Jacob E. Anderson in 1939. This book has been edited and revised.

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2. Abandoned St Louis Southwestern Railway (Cotton Belt) Passenger Station - 1949, January 9

   SNAPSHOT: Abandoned St. Louis Southwestern (Cotton Belt) Passenger station, later taken over by Texas Electric Railway. The station is in the Hillsboro Freight Yards, the view looking northeast. See: Map 6, Detail 62

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3. Abandoned Water Spout at TER Hillsboro Freight Yard - 1949, January 9

   SNAPSHOT: Abandoned Cotton Belt (SSW) waterspout/water column at the Hillsboro Freight Yard. This property was bought by Texas Electric Railway Company in 1940. See: Map 6, Detail 62; Hillsboro Warehouse Track Detail

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4. Application, Financial - TER Return to Questionnaire for Docket 16092 [pg 17]

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5. Application, Financial - TER Return to Questionnaire for Docket 16092 [pg 20]

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6. Application, Financial - TER Return to Questionnaire for Docket 16092 [pg 21]

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7. Award - 1958 Edward H. Harriman Medal Memorial [Cotton Belt]

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8. Award - 1967 E. H. Harriman Gold Award - Cotton Belt Route

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9. Award - 1967 E. H. Harriman Gold Award - Cotton Belt Route

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10. Award - 1971 E. H. Harriman Memorial Award Tie Pin

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11. Award - 25 Year Service Pin Cotton Belt Route

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12. Award - 30 Year Service Pin Cotton Belt Route

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13. Card, Identification - Cotton Belt Employees Hospital Association Card - Rex Hardison

    Record Type: Archive

    
14. Card, Union - 1975 Brotherhood of Railway, Airline and Steamship Clerks Card

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15. Certificate, Achievement - St. Louis Southwestern Railway Lines, Certificate of Examination

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16. Certificate, Confirmation - Form 2160 St. Louis Southwestern Railway Lines, Time Inspection Service, Empoye's Card Certificate

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17. Cotton Belt Depot - ca 1983

    This photo of the Cotton Belt Depot is looking northwest. St. Louis-Southwestern Railway (SSW), is commonly referred to as the Cotton Belt Railroad. The track to the left is Cotton Belt interchange track with Southern Pacific Railroad. The depot was torn down about 1988.

    Record Type: Photo

    
18. Cotton Belt Depot - ca 1983

    This photo of the Cotton Belt Depot is looking southeast. St. Louis-Southwestern Railway (SSW), is commonly referred to as the Cotton Belt Railroad. The track to the left is Cotton Belt interchange track with Southern Pacific Railroad. The depot was torn down about 1988.

    Record Type: Photo

    
19. Cotton Belt Depot - ca 1983

    This photo of the Cotton Belt Depot is looking south. St. Louis-Southwestern Railway (SSW), is commonly referred to as the Cotton Belt Railroad. The track to the left is Cotton Belt interchange track with Southern Pacific Railroad. The depot was torn down about 1988.

    Record Type: Photo

    
20. Cotton Belt Depot - ca 1986- Nov 1988

    SNAPSHOT: This photo is looking west with the Cotton Belt Depot on the right. St. Louis-Southwestern Railway (SSW), is commonly referred to as the Cotton Belt Railroad. The depot was torn down about 1988. The St. Louis-Southwestern Railway (reporting mark SSW), known by its nickname of "The Cotton Belt Route" or simply Cotton Belt, is a former US Class I railroad which operated between St. Louis, Missouri, and various points in the states of...

    Record Type: Photo