A detailed account of the activities and speeches at the dedication ceremony for the Pennsylvania Railroad's historic Bordentown monument, commemorating a major milestone in the development of railway travel in the United States. This slim volume provides a vivid snapshot of the civic and business interests that intersected in the early days of the American railway system.
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