Welcome back to Streamliner Memories! After a two-month break, my plan was to start posting every other day. However, I’ve received so many donations of scans from readers that I have enough items to last on a daily schedule until the end of January. So I’ll post every day until I run out and, if that happens, take another break.
Click image to download a 38.7-MB PDF of this 48-page timetable.
Today we have the first of several Union Pacific timetables contributed by a Streamliner Memories reader. In 1924, the fastest trains between Chicago and the Pacific Coast took 68 hours and 20 minutes. In 1926, the schedules were reduced to 63 hours, but the big change came with introduction of the streamliners, which reduced the times below 40 hours.
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This timetable is formatted differently from ones we’ve seen in the streamliner era. Where the later timetables devote two pages each to trains between Chicago and Los Angeles, Chicago and San Francisco, and Chicago and Portland, this one puts all of them on the same pages. This timetable also includes lots of photos in the margins.
Unfortunately, my optical character recognition software seems to have gone wonky. It used to add a few hundred kilobytes to PDF file sizes, but now for some reason it is doubling them. This timetable was 38.7 megabytes before running it through the OCR software; afterwards it was 78.5 megabytes. I’m posting the smaller files and once I find new software that won’t blow up file sizes so much I’ll replace them.