How trains linked rival port cities along the East Coast int

The Northeast corridor is America’s busiest rail line. Each day, its trains deliver 800,000 passengers to Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Washington, and points in between. The Northeast corridor is also a name for the place those trains serve: the coastal plain stretching from Virginia to Massachusetts, where over 17 percent of the country’s population lives […] The post How trains linked rival port cities along the East Coast into a cultural and economic megalopolis appeared first on New Hamps

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