The First International Railway and the Colonization of New England

This book tells the story of the first international railway and its impact on the colonization of New England. Highlighting the role of John A. Poor and his wife Laura Elizabeth Poor, the authors recount the challenges and triumphs of this groundbreaking project. From the political and financial obstacles the Poores faced to the technological innovations they spearheaded, this book offers a comprehensive look at a pivotal moment in the history of transportation.

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