Railroads of Dubuque from Arcadia Publishing Artist_George Lowe 25" x 25" with a

25" x 25" with a white border for framing

Symbols and instruments from around the music hall

Edward Hopper (American

Medium print measures 20" x 13

the developers and the politicians

Railroads of Dubuque from Arcadia Publishing Artist_George Lowe 25" x 25" with aThe city of Dubuque, settled on the west side of the Mississippi River in 1833, has historically been home to four major railways and numerous trolleys and passenger trains. Dubuque's railroad legacy was precipitated by local resident John Plumbe Jr., "the Father of the Transcontinental Railroad," who proposed a transcontinental railroad in 1838 and promoted the idea throughout the Midwest. The Illinois Central Railroad first reached the east bank of