The Dayton Union Railway Company was a unified railroad operation jointly owned by the Pennsylvania Railroad, New York Central, Baltimore & Ohio, and Erie. The unified operations began in 1932 and allowed all four companies equal access to Dayton's union station via its four-track mainline. The Company Transferred all operations to Conrail in July of 1977 and the Union Station closed to passenger traffic one year later.
This print is a composition of information found in the 1946 revision of the rulebook.
Material: 185 gsm high-gloss poster paper
Three sizes to choose from
Assembled in the USA from globally sourced parts
Each poster features a white 0.2'' border with a small barcode
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