List of named passenger trains of the United States (I–M)
This article contains a list of named passenger trains in the United States, with names beginning I through M.[1]
I
| Train Name | Railroad | Train Endpoints in a typical [year] | Operated |
|---|---|---|---|
| Idaho Express | Union Pacific Railroad | Salt Lake City, Utah – Boise, Idaho [1932]
|
1911-1913; 1919-1924; 1932-1933; 1942-1946 |
| Idahoan | Union Pacific Railroad | Cheyenne, Wyoming – Portland, Oregon [1948] | 1947-1954 |
| Illini | Illinois Central
|
Chicago, Illinois – Champaign, Illinois [1942] | 1942-1949; 1969-1971 |
Illini
|
Amtrak | Chicago, Illinois – Carbondale, Illinois [2014] | 1974–present |
Illinois Zephyr
|
Amtrak | Chicago, Illinois – Quincy, Illinois [2015] | 1971–present |
| Illmo Limited | Illinois Terminal Railroad | St. Louis, Missouri – Peoria, Illinois [1941]
|
1929-1948 |
| Imperial | Southern Pacific
|
Los Angeles, California – Calexico, California [1931]
|
1931-1941 |
Imperial
|
Southern Pacific, Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad
|
Los Angeles, California [1948]
|
1947-1958 |
| Independence | Amtrak | Washington, DC [1985]
|
1982-1995 |
| Indian Head | Chicago and North Western Railway
|
Chicago, Illinois – Drummond, Wisconsin [1948] | 1948-1952 |
Indiana Connection
|
see Calumet | ||
| Indiana Special | Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago and St. Louis Railway | Detroit, Michigan – Indianapolis, Indiana [1920] | 1919-1921; 1925-1939 |
| Indianapolis Express | New York Central
|
St. Louis, Missouri (with many different endpoints over the years) [1952]
|
1917-1920; 1931-1957 |
| Indianapolis Limited | Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago and St. Louis Railway | Indianapolis, Indiana [1923]
|
1921-1929 |
| Indianapolis Limited | Pennsylvania | Indianapolis, Indiana [1950]
|
1950; 1953-1957 |
| Indianapolis Midnight Special | Pennsylvania | Chicago, Illinois – Louisville, Kentucky [1908] | 1906-1910 |
| Indianapolis Special | Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago and St. Louis Railway | Indianapolis, Indiana [1920]
|
1919-1924; 1929-1932 |
| Inter-American | Amtrak | St. Louis, Missouri – Laredo, Texas [1975]
|
1973-1981 |
| Inter-City Express | New York Central
|
Buffalo, New York – Syracuse, New York [1927] | 1927-1931 |
| Inter-City Limited[2] | Grand Trunk Western and Canadian National
|
Montreal, Quebec [1948]
|
1927-c.1965 |
| Inter-State Limited | Chicago North Shore and Milwaukee Railroad | Milwaukee, Wisconsin [1929]
|
1929-1933 |
| International (group of trains) | Great Northern | Seattle, Washington – Vancouver, British Columbia
|
1950-1971 |
| International Express | Pennsylvania | Philadelphia, Pennsylvania – Harrisburg, Pennsylvania [1930]
|
1913-1937 |
International Limited[2]
|
Grand Trunk Western and Canadian National | Chicago, Illinois – Toronto, Ontario [1955] | 1901-1910; 1919-1971 |
International Limited
|
Amtrak and Via | Chicago, Illinois – Toronto, Ontario [1990] | 1982-2004 |
| International Limited | Great Northern | Vancouver, British Columbia [1935]
|
1911-1924; 1931-1946 |
| Interstate Express | New York Central
|
Boston, Massachusetts [1952]
|
1921-1958 |
| Interstate Express | Reading–CNJ–Lackawanna
|
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania – Syracuse, New York [1950]
|
1929-1957 |
| Iowa and Dakota Express | Chicago and North Western Railway
|
Chicago, Illinois – Hawarden, Iowa [1916] | 1897; 1914-1924 |
| Iowa Express | Chicago Great Western
|
Minneapolis–Saint Paul – Kansas City, Missouri [1912] | 1912-1930 |
| Iowa-Nebraska Limited | Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad | Chicago, Illinois – Lincoln, Nebraska [1930] | 1925-1946 |
| Iowan | Illinois Central
|
Chicago, Illinois – Sioux City, Iowa[3] [1948] | 1931-1952 |
| Iron and Copper Country Express | Chicago and North Western Railway
|
Chicago, Illinois – Ishpeming, Michigan [1948] | 1914-1958 |
| Iron City Express | Pennsylvania | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania [1913]
|
1909-1953 |
| Iron Country Limited | Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific Railroad
|
Chicago, Illinois – Iron River, Michigan [1933] | 1931-1938 |
| Iron Range Express | Chicago and North Western Railway
|
Chicago, Illinois Menomonie, Wisconsin [1915] | 1900-1901; 1914-1936 |
| Iroquois | New York Central
|
[1948] | 1926-1967 |
| Irvin S. Cobb | Illinois Central
|
Louisville, Kentucky – Memphis, Tennessee [1952] | 1949-1955 |
| Islander | New York, New Haven & Hartford
|
New York, New York – Woods Hole, Massachusetts [1931]
|
1937-1942 |
J
| Train Name | Railroad | Train Endpoints in a typical [year] | Operated |
|---|---|---|---|
James River
|
Amtrak | Richmond, Virginia – Newport News, Virginia [1995] | 1995-1998 |
| James Whitcomb Riley | New York Central
|
Cincinnati, Ohio [1948]
|
1941-1971 |
| Amtrak | Washington, DC [1975]
|
1971-1977 | |
| Jeffersonian | Pennsylvania | St Louis, Missouri [1948]
|
1941-1953 |
| Jeffersonian | Amtrak | Washington, DC [1985]
|
1982-1990 |
| Jet Rocket | Rock Island
|
Chicago, Illinois – Peoria, Illinois [1956] | 1956-1957 |
| Joe Wheeler | Southern | Oakdale, Tennessee – Tuscumbia, Alabama [1940] | c.1940-c.1946 |
| John Adams | Amtrak | Philadelphia, Pennsylvania [1977]
|
1977 |
| John Quincy Adams | New Haven Railroad
|
Boston, Massachusetts
|
1957-? |
| John Wilkes | Lehigh Valley | New York, New York – Coxton, Pennsylvania – Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania [1942] | 1939-1961 |
| Judiciary | Pennsylvania | Washington, DC [1952]
|
1933-1955 |
| Judith Special | Great Northern | Lewiston, Idaho – Great Falls, Montana [1920] | 1919-1924 |
| Juniata | Penn Central
|
New York, New York – Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania [1952] | 1927-1934; 1938-1971 |
K
L
M
| Train Name | Railroad | Train Endpoints in a typical [year] | Operated |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mackinaw Island Express | Detroit and Mackinac Railway, Michigan Central Railroad | Detroit, Michigan – Alpena, Michigan [1930] | 1919-1935 |
| Mahaiwe | New Haven Railroad
|
New York, New York – Pittsfield, Massachusetts [1960] | 1956-1960 |
| Mahkeenac | New Haven Railroad
|
New York, New York – Pittsfield, Massachusetts [1960] | 1954-1960 |
| Mail and Express | Missouri-Kansas-Texas
|
Dallas, Texas [1916]
|
1903-1911; 1915-1916; 1920 |
| Mail and Express | Texas Midland Railroad | Paris, Texas – Ennis, Texas (with through cars to Galveston) [1903] | 1902-1911 |
| Mail and Express | Wabash Railroad | St. Louis, Missouri – Toledo, Ohio [1910]
|
1909-1915 |
| Mail and Express | Pennsylvania Railroad | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania [1953]
|
1951-1961 |
| Mail Express | Amtrak | Boston, Massachusetts [1985]
|
1984-1990 |
| Main Line Express | Pennsylvania Railroad | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania [1925]
|
1893-1930 |
| Maine Coast Special | Canadian National | Montreal, Quebec – Berlin, New Hampshire -- Portland, Maine [1938]
|
c.1938 |
| Mainstreeter | Northern Pacific, Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad, Spokane, Portland and Seattle Railway (1952–1970); Burlington Northern (1970–1971) |
Seattle, Washington (1970–1971)
|
1952-1971 |
| Major | Lehigh Valley Railroad | New York, New York – Buffalo, New York [1955] | 1954-1958 |
| Man O' War | Central of Georgia
|
Atlanta, Georgia – Columbus, Georgia [1953]
|
1947-1971 |
| Manhattan | Amtrak | Washington, DC – New York, New York [1991]
|
1991 |
| Manhattan Limited | Penn Central
|
Chicago, Illinois – New York, New York [1958] | 1903-1971 |
| Manhattan Limited | Amtrak | Philadelphia, Pennsylvania [1982]
|
1981-1984 |
| Manitoba Express | Minneapolis, St. Paul and Sault Ste. Marie Railway and
Canadian Pacific Railway |
Winnipeg, Manitoba [1905]
|
1904-1918 |
| Manitoba Limited | Northern Pacific Railway | Winnipeg, Manitoba [1930]
|
1914-1915, 1921-1946 |
| Maple Leaf[2] | Grand Trunk Western Railroad and Canadian National |
Montreal, Quebec (with through cars to New York) [1938]
|
1927-1971 |
| Maple Leaf | Via/Amtrak | New York, New York – Toronto, Ontario [1985] | 1981-present |
Maple Leaf
|
Lehigh Valley, Reading Company Canadian National |
Toronto, Ontario [1940]
|
1937-1961 |
| Marathon | Missouri Pacific
|
Kansas City, Missouri – Omaha, Nebraska [1935] | 1935-1939 |
| Mariner | Pennsylvania Railroad | Philadelphia, Pennsylvania – Cape Charles, Virginia [1944]
|
1944-1947 |
| Mark Twain Zephyr | Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
|
St. Louis, Missouri – Burlington, Iowa [1948]
|
1936-1952 |
| Marquette | Milwaukee Road | Chicago, Illinois – Mason City, Iowa [1940] | 1938-1950 |
| Marquette | Pere Marquette
|
Chicago, Illinois – Grand Rapids, Michigan | |
| Marquette | Amtrak | Milwaukee, Wisconsin [1982]
|
1980-1983 |
| Marylander | Reading Railroad, and
Central Railroad of New Jersey |
Washington, DC – Jersey City, New Jersey [1940]
|
1938-1956 |
| Matinee | New York, Susquehanna and Western Railway | New York, New York – Paterson, New Jersey [1953] | 1950-1957 |
| Maumee | New York Central
|
Chicago, Illinois – Toledo, Ohio (with through cars to other points) [1930] | 1928-1948 |
| Mayflower | New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad | Boston, Massachusetts – New York, New York [1954]
|
1906-1907; 1925-1948; 1952-1968 |
| Mayflower | Amtrak | Boston, Massachusetts [1995]
|
1974; 1992-1998 |
| Meadowlark | Chicago & Eastern Illinois
|
Chicago, Illinois – Cypress, Illinois [1950] | 1946-1962 |
| Memphian | St. Louis-San Francisco
|
St. Louis, Missouri – Birmingham, Alabama (endpoints varied widely by year) [1952]
|
1923-1958 |
| Memphis and New Orleans Limited | Illinois Central
|
New Orleans, Louisiana (with sleeping cars to the west coast) [1903]
|
1902-1910 |
| Memphis Express | St. Louis-San Francisco
|
St. Louis, Missouri – Memphis, Tennessee [1907]
|
1906-1908; 1917-1921; 1925 |
| Memphis Mail | Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad | Memphis, Tennessee – Amarillo, Texas [1921] | 1906-1910; 1921-1924 |
| Memphis Special | Pennsylvania Railroad, Norfolk and Western Railway, Southern Railway | New York, New York – Memphis, Tennessee [1938] | 1909-1941 |
| Memphis-Atlanta Express | St. Louis-San Francisco, Southern Railway
|
Atlanta, Georgia [1920]
|
1917-1924; 1933-1935 |
| Memphis-Californian | Rock Island, Southern Pacific | Los Angeles, California [1948]
|
1923-1949 |
| Memphis, Nashville and New Orleans Express | Illinois Central, Nashville, Chattanooga and St. Louis Railway
|
New Orleans, Louisiana [1903]
|
1902-1910 |
| Mercantile Express | Pennsylvania Railroad | [1930] | 1913-1942 |
| Merchants Express | Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad | Hoboken, New Jersey – Scranton, Pennsylvania [1948] | 1937-1959 |
| Merchants Limited | New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad (to 1969), Penn Central (1969-1971), Amtrak (from 1971) | Boston, Massachusetts
|
1903-1998 |
| Mercury | New York Central
|
(1939–1949) [1944] | 1936-1949 |
Meteor
|
St. Louis-San Francisco Railway
|
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma [1948]
|
1902-1965 |
| Meteor | San Francisco - Sacramento Railroad | San Francisco, California – Chico, California [1924]
|
1924-1927 |
Metroliner (type of train)
|
Penn Central (1968–1971) (1971–2006)
Amtrak |
Washington, DC
|
1968-2006 |
| Metropolitan | New York Central
|
[1907] | 1905-1928 |
| Metropolitan | Amtrak | Washington, DC [1981]
|
1981-1982 |
| Metropolitan Express | Pennsylvania Railroad | Chicago, Illinois – New York, New York [1913] | 1913-1925 |
| Metropolitan Express | Baltimore and Ohio Railroad | St. Louis, Missouri [1908]
|
1905-1916 |
| Metropolitan Special | Baltimore and Ohio Railroad | St. Louis, Missouri [1952]
|
1919-1971 |
| Mexico Express | Santa Fe | Albuquerque, New Mexico – El Paso, Texas [1920] | 1906-1932 |
| Mexico Limited | Missouri Pacific Railroad | San Antonio, Texas (with through cars to Mexico) [1924]
|
1923-1927 |
| Miamian | Pennsylvania Railroad, Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad, Atlantic Coast Line Railroad, Florida East Coast Railway | Miami, Florida [1941]
|
1927-1941; 1946-1962 |
| Michigan | New York Central
|
Chicago, Illinois – Detroit, Michigan [1953] | 1937-1938; 1946-1967 |
| Michigan | Canadian Pacific Railway, New York Central Railroad | Toronto, Ontario [1934]
|
1928-1957 |
| Michigan Central Limited | Michigan Central
|
New York, New York – Chicago, Illinois [1922] | 1905-1923 |
| Michigan Executive | Amtrak | Detroit, Michigan – Jackson, Michigan [1980] | 1975-1983 |
| Michican Express | Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago and St. Louis Railway | Cincinnati, Ohio [1927]
|
1915-1928; 1939-1941 |
| Michigan Express | Pere Marquette Railway | Chicago, Illinois – Traverse City, Michigan [1920] | 1920-1926 |
| Michigan Special | New York Central
|
Cincinnati, Ohio [1933]
|
1930-1958 |
| Michigan Wolverine | New York Central and its affiliates
|
Chicago, Illinois – New York, New York (with through cars to many other points) [1924] | 1923-1928 |
| Mid-American | Illinois Central
|
St. Louis, Missouri – Memphis, Tennessee [1970]
|
1968-1971 |
| Mid-City Express | Pennsylvania and Wabash | Chicago, Illinois – Detroit, Michigan [1940] | 1935-1949 |
| Mid-Continent Special | Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad | Minneapolis–Saint Paul – Kansas City, Missouri [1948] | 1925-1954 |
| Mid-Day Limited | Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago and St. Louis Railway | Cincinnati, Ohio [1913]
|
1910-1920 |
| Mid-West Limited | Chesapeake and Ohio Railway, Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago and St. Louis Railway | St. Louis, Missouri [1925]
|
1923-1928 |
| Midday Congressional | Pennsylvania Railroad | Washington, DC [1961]
|
1956-1971 |
| Midday Keystone | Pennsylvania Railroad | Washington, DC [1956]
|
1956-1958 |
| Middle West Express | Baltimore and Ohio Railroad | Jersey City, New Jersey – Chicago, Illinois [1922] | 1917-1930 |
Midlander
|
Erie | Chicago, Illinois – Jersey City, New Jersey [1942] | 1939-1947 |
| Midnight | Wabash Railroad | St. Louis, Missouri [1945]
|
1942-1960 |
| Midnight Express | New York Central
|
Plattsburgh, New York (different endpoints in different years) [1916]
|
1893-1925 |
| Midnight Express | New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad | Boston, Massachusetts [1914]
|
1891-1897; 1905-1918 |
| Midnight Express | Reading Railroad, Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
|
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania – Binghamton, New York [1924]
|
1923-1928 |
| Midnight Keystone | Pennsylvania Railroad | Washington, DC [1956]
|
1956-1959 |
| Midnight Limited (train) | Wabash Railroad | St. Louis, Missouri – Kansas City, Missouri [1955]
|
1908-1914; 1927; 1937-1960 |
| Midnight Special | Chicago & Alton,
from 1947 Gulf, Mobile & Ohio |
St. Louis, Missouri [1955]
|
1901-1971 |
| Midnight Special | New York Central and its affiliates
|
Cleveland, Ohio [1948]
|
1939-1958 |
| Midnight Special | Chicago, Indianapolis & Louisville
|
Cincinnati, Ohio [1943]
|
1921-1952 |
| Midnight Special | Amtrak | Philadelphia, Pennsylvania [1994]
|
1994 |
| Midnight Sun | Alaska Railroad | Anchorage, Alaska – Fairbanks, Alaska [1960] | 1960 |
| Midwest Hiawatha | Milwaukee Road | Chicago, Illinois – Sioux Falls, South Dakota (various endpoints over the years)[1952] | 1940-1956 |
| Midwestern | New York Central Railroad | Cincinnati, Ohio [1957]
|
1957-1959 |
| Mill Cities Limited | Chicago Great Western
|
Minneapolis–Saint Paul – Kansas City, Missouri [1948] | 1927-1952 |
| Minneapolis-Kansas City Rocket | Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad | Minneapolis–Saint Paul – Kansas City, Missouri [1941] | 1941-1944 |
| Minneapolis-Sioux Falls-Yankton Night Express | Great Northern Railway | Minneapolis–Saint Paul – Yankton, South Dakota [1935] | 1935-1940 |
| Minnesota 400 | Chicago & North Western | Mankato, Minnesota – Wyeville, Wisconsin [1948] | 1936-1952 |
| Minnesota and Black Hills Express | Chicago & North Western | Chicago, Illinois – Rapid City, South Dakota [1918] | 1914-1937; 1948-1955 |
| Minnesota Limited | Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
|
Chicago, Illinois – Minneapolis–Saint Paul [1916] | 1910-1918; 1922-1926 |
| Minnesota Marquette | Milwaukee Road | Chicago, Illinois – Minneapolis–Saint Paul [1948] | 1939-1950 |
| Minnesotan[4] | Chicago Great Western
|
Chicago, Illinois – Minneapolis–Saint Paul [1933] | 1930-1956 (name dropped in 1949)[5] |
| Minute Man | Boston and Maine
|
Boston, Massachusetts – Troy, New York [1948]
|
1927-1957 |
| Minute Man | Amtrak[6] | Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (1972–1973)
Boston – Washington, DC (1973–1998)
|
1973-1998 |
| Miss Lou | Illinois Central
|
New Orleans, Louisiana [1944]
|
1942-1949 |
| Missionary | Santa Fe | Chicago, Illinois – Kansas City, Missouri (and points beyond in many years) [1935] | 1915-1936 |
| Mississippi Valley | Chicago, Burlington & Quincy, Northern Pacific Railway
|
St. Louis, Missouri – Portland, Oregon [1920]
|
1911-1936 |
| Missouri Limited | Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
|
Chicago, Illinois – Kansas City, Missouri [1930] | 1909-1918; 1923-1931 |
| Missouri River Eagle | Missouri Pacific
|
St. Louis, Missouri – Omaha, Nebraska [1948]
|
1940-1971 |
| Missouri River Express | Chicago & North Western | Minneapolis–Saint Paul – Omaha, Nebraska [1924] | 1913-1926 |
| Missouri River Flyer | Santa Fe | Denver, Colorado – La Junta, Colorado [1913]
|
1902-1904; 1907-1915 |
Missouri River Runner
|
Amtrak | St. Louis, Missouri – Kansas City, Missouri [2010]
|
2009–present |
| Missouri State Express | Chicago and Alton
|
St. Louis, Missouri – Kansas City, Missouri [1901]
|
1901-1905 |
| Missourian | Missouri Pacific
|
St. Louis, Missouri – Kansas City, Missouri [1948]
|
1925-1963 |
| Missourian | New York Central
|
St. Louis, Missouri – New York, New York [1928]
|
1928-1958 |
| Mohawk | Grand Trunk Western
|
Chicago, Illinois – Detroit, Michigan | 1967-1971 |
| Mohawk | New York Central
|
New York, New York – Buffalo, New York (many different endpoints over the years) [1948] | 1911-1963 |
| Mohawk | Amtrak | New York, New York – Schenectady, New York [1991] | 1981-1985; 1991-1998 |
| Mohawk and Hudson River Express | West Shore Railroad | New York, New York – Albany, New York [1903] | 1899-1916 |
| Mondamin | Chicago & North Western | Minneapolis, Minnesota – Sioux City, Iowa [1948]
|
1931-1952 |
| Monmouth Express | Pennsylvania | Philadelphia, Pennsylvania – Long Branch, New Jersey [1930]
|
1920-1932 |
| Montreal and Boston Express | Boston and Maine
|
Boston, Massachusetts [1916]
|
1890-1893; 1903-1916 |
| Montreal Express | New York Central, Rutland Railroad, Delaware and Hudson Railway
|
Montreal, Quebec [1916]
|
1902-1924 |
| Montreal Express | Canadian Pacific Railway, Wabash Railroad | Montreal, Quebec [1903]
|
1903-1909 |
| Montreal Express | Boston and Maine
|
Boston, Massachusetts [1916]
|
1908-1917 |
| Montreal Limited | New York Central
|
Montreal, Quebec [1948]
|
1925-1971 |
| Montrealer[7] | Boston & Maine, Central Vermont, and Canadian National
|
Montreal, Quebec [1952]
|
1924-1966 |
| Montrealer | Amtrak | Montreal, Quebec [1981]
|
1972-1995 |
| Morning Congressional | Pennsylvania | Washington, DC [1956]
|
1950-1971 |
Morning Daylight
|
Southern Pacific
|
San Francisco, California [1941]
|
1940-1952 |
| Morning Executive | Amtrak | Washington, DC [1971]
|
1971-1972 |
| Morning Express | Northern Pacific Railway | Minneapolis–Saint Paul – Duluth, Minnesota [1902] | 1901-1905 |
| Morning Express | New Haven Railroad
|
Boston, Massachusetts [1912]
|
1905-1913 |
| Morning Flyer | Grand Rapids & Indiana
|
Chicago, Illinois – Grand Rapids, Michigan [1905] | 1904-1911 |
| Morning Hiawatha | Milwaukee Road | St. Paul, Minnesota [1948]
|
1939-1971 |
| Morning Keystone | Pennsylvania | Washington, DC [1957]
|
1956-1959 |
| Morning Liberty Express | Amtrak | Philadelphia, Pennsylvania [1978]
|
1978-1979 |
| Morning Puget Sounder | Great Northern Railway | Vancouver, British Columbia [1947]
|
1946-1950 |
Morning Star
|
St. Louis Southwestern
|
Dallas, Texas [1952]
|
1941-1950 |
| Morning Steel King | New York Central, Erie Railroad
|
Cleveland, Ohio [1958]
|
1953-1962 |
| Morning Steeler | Pennsylvania | Cleveland, Ohio [1952] (earlier years New York endpoint)
|
1950-1957 |
Morning Zephyr
|
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
|
Minneapolis–St. Paul [1938]
|
1936-1971 |
| Motor City Special | New York Central
|
Chicago, Illinois – Detroit, Michigan [1922] | 1917-1965 |
| Motor Queen | New York Central
|
Cincinnati, Ohio [1929]
|
1929 |
Mound City
|
Illinois Terminal Railroad | St. Louis, Missouri – Peoria, Illinois [1950]
|
1949-1956 |
| Mound City Limited | Baltimore and Ohio Railroad | St. Louis, Missouri [1908]
|
1905-1916 |
| Mound City Special | Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago and St. Louis Railway | Cleveland, Ohio [1935]
|
1925-1936 |
Mount Adams
|
Amtrak | Seattle, Washington – Portland, Oregon [1995]
|
1995-1997 |
Mount Baker International
|
Amtrak | Vancouver, British Columbia [1996]
|
1996-1997 |
Mount Rainier
|
Amtrak | Seattle, Washington – Portland, Oregon [1978]
|
1974-1995 |
Mount Royal
|
Rutland, and Canadian National
|
Montreal, Quebec [1952]
|
1925-1953 |
| Mount Vernon | Pennsylvania; Amtrak from 1976 | Washington, DC [1956]
|
1933-1971; 1976; 1980-1991; 1997-1998 |
| Mountain Bluebird | Chicago and North Western, Union Pacific Railroad | Denver, Colorado [1933]
|
1931-1937 |
| Mountain Express | Erie | Jersey City, New Jersey – Port Jervis, New York [1938] | 1931; 1936-1953 |
| Mountain Special | Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad | Hoboken, New Jersey – Scranton, Pennsylvania [1935] | 1921; 1935-1952 |
| Mountaineer | Minneapolis, St. Paul and Sault Ste. Marie Railway
|
Minneapolis-St. Paul – Vancouver, British Columbia
|
1932-1955 |
| Mountaineer | Boston & Maine
|
Boston, Massachusetts – Littleton, New Hampshire [1948]
|
1947-1955 |
Mountaineer
|
Amtrak | Chicago, Illinois – Norfolk, Virginia [1975] | 1975-1976 |
| Mountaineer | Pennsylvania | Philadelphia, Pennsylvania – Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania [1908]
|
1901-1934 |
| Mountaineer | Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroad | Denver, Colorado – Montrose, Colorado [1948]
|
1936-1959 |
| Mudlavia and Brazil Express | Chicago and Eastern Illinois Railroad | Chicago, Illinois – Terre Haute, Indiana [1902] | 1902-1906 |
| Murray Hill | New Haven Railroad
|
Boston, Massachusetts [1945]
|
1940-1971 |
| Murray Hill | Amtrak | Boston, Massachusetts [1975]
|
1973-1981 |
References
- ^ The primary source for American passenger train names is the Official Guide of the Railways, which has been published since 1868, under the following titles: 1868-1869 Travelers' Official Railway Guide of the United States and Canada. New York: National Railway Publication Co.; 1870-1896 Travelers' Official Guide of the Railways and Steam Navigation Lines in the United States and Canada. New York: National Railway Publication Co.; 1897-1900 Travelers’ Official Guide of the Railways and Steam Navigation Lines in the United States, Canada and Mexico. New York: National Railway Publication Co.; 1901-1973 The Official Guide of the Railways and Steam Navigation Lines of the United States, Porto Rico, Canada, Mexico, and Cuba. New York: National Railway Publication Co.; 1974-1989 The Official Railway Guide North American Passenger Travel Edition: United States, Canada and Mexico. New York: National Railway Publication Co.; 1989-2016 Amtrak National Train Timetables.
- ^ a b c d Canadian National Railways. Passenger Time Tables, April 28 to October 26, 1957. p. 31
- ^ Illinois Central timetable effective September 28, 1947; Official Guide, August 1954
- ^ a b Dubin, Arthur D. 1974. More Classic Trains (Milwaukee: Kalmbach)
- ^ Official Railway Guide, August 1954
- ISBN 3773550405
- ^ Canadian National Railways. Passenger Time Tables, April 28 to October 26, 1957. p. 26