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Missouri Pacific history remembered. History from the Pacific Railroad of to its merger into Union Pacific. Get the newest photos, videos, stories, and more from Trains. Sign-up for email today! Missouri Pacific history is easier to understand if the railroad is considered in three parts: the lines west of St. Louis, the lines south and southwest of St.
Louis, and the lines in Texas and Louisiana. Ground was broken for the Pacific Railroad at St. Louis, Mo. The road had been chartered two years previously to build west from St.
Louis through Jefferson City, Mo. The first four miles of the railroad were opened in , and its train was the first to operate west of the Mississippi River. Louis, in It was completed to Kansas City, 94 miles farther, in The Pacific Railroad was built with a state-decreed track gauge of 5 feet 6 inches. When it was begun, a bridge across the Mississippi was considered impossible, so interchange with railroads east of the river was not a consideration. Louis had just begun when the Pacific Railroad converted to standard gauge on July 18, In the railroad took a new name, Missouri Pacific Railroad, and it was reorganized as the Missouri Pacific Railway in Two early railroads formed the nucleus of the southern part of the Missouri Pacific.
The St. It was opened in from St. Louis to Pilot Knob. The Iron Mountain continued building south through Poplar Bluff and reached the Arkansas state line in The Texas portion of the Missouri Pacific system consisted of several entities that at various times owned, controlled, or included each other. Yoakum when he was chairman of the board of the Rock Island and the Frisco.
Jay Gould bought control of Missouri Pacific in He soon added to his portfolio the St. Gould began an expansion program that extended MP to Omaha, Neb. Then his empire fell apart. In the early s Missouri Pacific constructed several new lines along rivers to bypass stiff grades on its older routes. Among them were the Illinois Division along the Mississippi southeast of St. In the Missouri Pacific Railroad was incorporated to consolidate the Missouri Pacific Railway and the Iron Mountain, which had entered receivership in Louis Southwestern Cotton Belt.