Early American Civil Engineers, explorers, builders of Railroads and Equipment
John A. Haydon significant contributor to early American railroading
Joseph S. Gitt Civil Engineer, railroad builder
Leonard H. Eicholtz Railroad and Civil Engineer
Thomas Seabrook PRR Railroad Civil Engineer
Patrick H. Irwin Civil Engineer and surveyor for several eastern railroads, Mayor Westminster, MD
John M. Fessenden Railroad Civil Engineer
Charles H. Sharman Railroad Civil Engineer, Union Pacific, transcontinental railroad.
Calvin L. Fulton Railroad and Canal surveyor, civil engineer
Charles Edward Trail Early Frederick County, MD landowner, Businessman and politician
Henry Roe Campbell Early American locomotive designer and builder, surveyor and civil engineer.
List of Union Pacific Civil Engineers Transcontinental Railroad (1863-1869)
Railroad Bridges and Structures
Monocacy River Bridge and Viaduct Frederick County, MD
Little Pipe Creek Bridge and Viaduct Carroll County, MD
Tuscarora Creek Bridge Frederick County, MD
Misc
Mount Olivet Cemetery Frederick, MD
Photos
Schuylkill and Susquehanna Navigation company construction in 1793-1794 Photo
1976 ASCE DLW Tunkhannock plaque Photo
1990 NRHS DLW Tunkhannock plaque Photo
1916 ICC shot of Frederick MD Water Tower, East st Photo
ASCE NHCEL Pennsylvania- Kinzua Bridge ASCE plaque Photo
Engineers of U.P.R.R. at the laying Of the Last Rail Promontory Photo
The Frederick and Pennsylvania Line Railroad Museum, Inc. (FPL) organization does a lot of research work. Some of the work we do is for other organizations to further their preservation projects and mission.
Some of the research is done just because we are curious and enjoy the process and discovery.
Many subjects we have researched have grown to become accurate history documentation. We've searched for a safe and secure place to archive this written and photographic material.
At this time, we believe Wikipedia provides the best way to preserve this work and have it available to the world.
Below are the links to the Wikipedia contributions we researched, wrote and documented. We strongly believe the history and information is accurate and back it up with thorough documentation in each Wiki article. Comments and suggestions are always welcome. Enjoy!
Several new projects in the works now, check back for updates.
Railroad and Canal History Articles:
Frederick and Pennsylvania Line Railroad Company North central Maryland (PRR)
Schuylkill and Susquehanna Navigation Company
Baltimore Chesapeake and Atlantic Railway
Pennsylvania Railroad in Maryland
Pennsylvania RR water tank, Keymar, MD 1916