1937 Vintage Train Cargo Unloading in Mount Vernon Indiana

In February 1937, workers unload express cargo from a train in Mount Vernon, Indiana. Rail transport played a crucial role in the economic development of small towns in the Midwest during this period, facilitating trade and the movement of goods. Mount Vernon, located along the Ohio River, was integral to regional commerce.

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