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The operating schedule as of 10 November 1903, according to the August 1904 edition of the "Official Guide of the Railways and Steam Navigation Lines of the United States, Porto Rico [sic], Canada, Mexico and Cuba" showed the departure of a train from Tarboro at 9:40 a.m. Eastern time, arriving at Farmville, 26 miles away, at 11:25 a.m. on Monday-Tuesday, and Thursday-Friday.
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TV Channel: ESPN2. East Carolina at Army football will air live on ESPN2 from Michie Stadium in West Point. The Black Knights and Pirates will kick off at noon ET on Saturday, Oct. 19. Roy ...
Aberdeen, Carolina and Western Railway: ACWR Alexander Railroad: ARC Atlantic & Western Railway: ATW Caldwell County Railroad: CWCY Carolina Central Railway: Carolina Coastal Railway: CLNA Great Smoky Mountains Railroad: GSMR Winston-Salem Southbound Railway: WSS Yadkin Valley Railroad: YVRR
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In this period passenger services changed from running under the name of the Atlantic and North Carolina Railroad [10] to the name of Atlantic and East Carolina Railway, in accordance with the leasing change. [11] [12] The railroad offered a once a day train from Goldsboro Union Station to Morehead City. [13]