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{{r|Central Pacific Railroad}}

{{r|Central Pacific Railroad}}

{{r|Central Pacific Railroad}}

{{r|Central Pacific Railroad}}

{{r|Central Pacific Railroad}}

...jpg|'''~ First Map of Reno, April 1868 ~'''<br>J.R. Scupham & J.M. Graham, Central Pacific Railroad

...f the First Transcontinental Railroad. At center left, Samuel S. Montague, Central Pacific Railroad, shakes hands with Grenville M. Dodge, Union Pacific Railroad (center right The '''Central Pacific Railroad''' was the California-to-Utah portion of the First [[Transcontinental Railr

...is program enabled the opening of numerous western lines, especially the [[Central Pacific Railroad|Union Pacific-Central Pacific]] with fast service from San Francisco to Oma

...ranscontinental Railroad]].<ref>At center left Samuel S. Montague of the [[Central Pacific Railroad]] shakes hands with [[Grenville M. Dodge]] of the [[Union Pacific Railroad] ...e railroad workers sierra nevada.jpg/credit}}<br />A winter scene with a [[Central Pacific Railroad]] train emerging from a snow shed in the Sierra Nevadas as Chinese workers

The 1869 opening of the [[Central Pacific Railroad]]- [[Union Pacific Railroad]] gave the nation fast transcontinental service The construction of the [[Central Pacific Railroad]] in [[California (U.S. state)]] and [[Nevada (U.S. state)|Nevada]] was han

...l Pacific Fruit Train.jpg/credit}}<br />A special fast fruit train leaving Central Pacific Railroad passenger station, June 24, 1886. This train was chartered by W. R. Strong

...he also wielded a keen business acumen and in so doing, ensured that the [[Central Pacific Railroad]] during the building of the great transcontinental project would run throu ...s passed before Lake's fortunes began to skyrocket with the arrival of the Central Pacific Railroad (CPRR), such was the difficulty of competing with other more favored crossi

...e railroad workers sierra nevada.jpg/credit}}<br />A winter scene with a [[Central Pacific Railroad]] train emerging from a snow shed in the Sierra Nevadas as Chinese workers