fromwww.mercurynews.com2 weeks agoToday in History: May 10, golden spike completes transcontinental railwayOn May 10, 1869, a golden spike was driven in Promontory, Utah, marking the completion of the first transcontinental railroad, revolutionizing transportation in the USA.San Francisco Giants
frombrooklyneagle.com1 month agoBrooklynCity Council resolution would set annual day honoring nation's Chinese American railroad workers
fromBrooklyn Eagle2 weeks agoBrooklynState Assembly holds events marking Chinese-American work on the Transcontinental Railroad
frombrooklyneagle.com1 month agoBrooklynCity Council resolution would set annual day honoring nation's Chinese American railroad workers
fromBrooklyn Eagle2 weeks agoBrooklynState Assembly holds events marking Chinese-American work on the Transcontinental Railroad
NYC politicsfromBrooklyn Eagle1 month agoColton to introduce resolution to memorialize Chinese railroad workers at state levelChinese immigrants who built the Transcontinental Railroad are being honored through resolutions at municipal and state levels in New York.
