Rochester and Lake Ontario Railroad

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The Rochester and Lake Ontario Railroad was incorporated May 17, 1852; it was merged September 30, 1855, into the New York Central Railroad.^[1]

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^ Poor, Henry V. (1860). History of the Railroads and Canals of the United States of America, Exhibiting Their Progress, Cost, Revenues, Expenditures, & Present Condition Vol 1. John H. Schultz & Co. p. 306.

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v t e New York Central Railroad subsidiaries
1850s	1853 Auburn Road Albany and Schenectady Falls Road Schenectady and Troy Buffalo and Lockport 1854 Lewiston 1855 Buffalo and Niagara Falls Rochester and Lake Ontario 1858 Niagara Bridge and Canandaigua
1860s	1869 Hudson River
1870s	1871 Canada Southern Michigan Central Spuyten Duyvil & Port Morris 1873 Harlem ca. 1877 Lake Shore 1878 Geneva and Lyons
1880s	1882 Nickel Plate 1885 West Shore 1889 Big Four Route
1890s	1891 Rome, Watertown and Ogdensburg Railroad 1893 Mohawk and Malone Railway 1894 Putnam 1898 Gardenville
1900s	1900 Boston and Albany Railroad 1904 Rutland 1905 New York and Ottawa 1909 New York State Railways Pine Creek Railway

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