Rutland and Whitehall Railroad

The Rutland and Whitehall Railroad was a railroad in Vermont ( United States). It was founded on November 9, 1831, but initially did not begin with the construction. On November 14, 1848, the establishment was closed again and the company now built a standard gauge railway line, which was the eastern continuation of the construction in progress Washington Railroad in the state of Vermont. The total distance from Whitehall to Castleton went on 1 October 1850 in operation. Only the lying in Vermont 11 km long section of the line was owned by the Rutland & Whitehall. Both companies jointly led the operation. In 1852, graduated in Castleton on the route of the Rutland and Washington Railroad to Rutland.

The Washington Railroad, which operated as Saratoga and Whitehall Railroad in 1855, leased from 1 May 1856, the Rutland & Whitehall, and was in turn leased on April 1, 1865, the Rensselaer and Saratoga Railroad, which in 1868 both companies finally bought and merged with them. Later, the train went to the Delaware and Hudson Railway, but sold them to the Clarendon and Pittsford Railroad in December 1983. The track is still operated in passenger that she is traveling with Amtrak Ethan Allen Express.

• Former Railroad Company ( Vermont)