Everything about Railroad Advocate totally explained
The Railroad Advocate was a weekly newspaper started by
Zerah Colburn, the
locomotive designer and editor/publisher. The first issue appeared on
November 11 1854, when it was titled the Rail Road Advocate. It later became Colburn's Railroad Advocate, and then Holley's Railroad Advocate when it was part-owned by
Alexander Lyman Holley. Finally it was renamed American Engineer. The last issue appeared on
September 19 1857. From the first issue to the last, it remained a weekly paper reporting technical and business aspects of locomotive manufacture and railroad operation in
America in the
1850s.
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