The great railway enterprise, from "Whitehaven" Harbor, on the eastern coast of Nova Scotia, to the head of the Bay of Fundy, or, A plan to shorten the passage between Europe and America, and also to give a continuous land route through Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and all the United States, with the Canadas also included
Publisher: J.E. Farwell and Company, Printers, 37 Congress Street
Published: 1865
Place of publication: Boston
Language: eng
Number of pages: 10
Subjects: Railroads; Harbors; Chemins de fer; Ports
Other titles: Great railway enterprise; Great railway enterprise, from "Whitehaven" Harbor, on the eastern coast of Nova Scotia, to the head of the Bay of Fundy; Plan to shorten the passage between Europe and America; Plan to shorten the passage between Europe and America, and also to give a continuous land route through Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and all the United States, with the Canadas also included
Notes: Signed G.W. Busteed on page 10.

In original yellow paper covers.

Illustration: Map showing the plan for shortening the time passage between New York & London, via Whitehaven, Nova Scotia.

Published in Boston in 1873: The great railway enterprise, from "Whitehaven" Harbor, on the south eastern coast of Nova Scotia, to the head of the Bay of Fundy, or, A plan to shorten the passage between Europe and America, and also to give a continuous land route through Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and all the United States, with the Canadas also included--signed G.W. Busteed on page 10

Lande, L.M. Lawrence Lande Coll., 282

Sabin, 9596