Passenger rail for Montana:
The big picture
Montana has been dreaming about reinstating the North Coast Hiawatha since it was discontinued in 1979.
Recent economic and political events haven't been encouraging. That doesn't change the fact that Montana and America need passenger rail and sustainable transportation.
Just lobbying Congress isn't enough. It's time to take a serious look at practical steps we can take to make this a reality. If you'd like to join in this conversation, please visit here to register on our new, expanded website, or use the contact form below the photo to get in touch.
"Most
of the bridge building crew pose with their device, labeled as the only
traveler of its kind in the US. The scene is Tekoa WA. On the Milwaukee
Road." August 17, 1908. Photographer is Lynn; photograph courtesy of
the R. V. Nixon Collection at the Museum of the Rockies in Bozeman, Montana.
