Railway Express Agency

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Railway Express Agency refrigerator car #6687, a converted World War II "troop sleeper." Note the square panels along the sides that cover the former window openings.
Railway Express Agency refrigerator car #6687, a converted World War II "troop sleeper." Note the square panels along the sides that cover the former window openings.

The Railway Express Agency was a rail express service, at one point, the only one in the United States. Originally the American Railway Express Agency, its name was changed in 1927. It filed for bankruptcy in 1975.


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