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Auburn and Rochester Railroad Company : ウィキペディア英語版
Auburn and Rochester Railroad

==Introduction==
The Auburn and Rochester Railroad Company was built to bring Canandaigua access to regional and national markets and sources. Extending southeast from Rochester to Geneva and Canandaigua with a trackage length of 78½ miles, its right-of-way exceeded that of the contemporaneous and nearby Auburn and Syracuse Railroad Company.
The road was chartered on 13 May 1836.
The Panic of 1837 slowed construction, and the Genesee River had to be bridged. The line reached Geneva in September 1840, Canandaigua in November 1841. Initially, some ninety percent of the line's business was the haulage of passengers, and local merchants had to persuade the company, in 1841, to schedule one freight run a week.〔''A History of Railroads in Western New York'', Edward T Dunn, Canisius College Press, 2000, p.4〕

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