This is a historical report on the preliminary surveys for the "Cleveland, Painesville and Ashtabula Rail Road Company," focusing on the Ohio section of the proposed "Cleveland and Buffalo Rail Road." Prepared by Frederick Harbach, this document provides valuable insights into the planning and development of early railroads in the United States. The report details the proposed routes, engineering considerations, and potential economic impacts of the railroad line. It offers a glimpse into the ambition and challenges of constructing a vital transportation link during a period of significant industrial expansion. For historians, railroad enthusiasts, and those interested in Ohio's local history, this report provides a rich resource for understanding the early days of rail transport.
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