Monon Special Police star with 9 points. The Chicago Indianapolis and Louisville Railway (Monon), opeerated from 1897 to 1971 almost entirely within the state of Indiana. The Monon was merged into the Louisville and Nashville Railroad in 1971.
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Police star. In 1874 the Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway Company was formed after constructing an extension to Chicago in 1872. The company absorbed the Chicago and Pacific Railroad Company in 1879, the railroad that built the Bloomingdale Line (now The 606) and what became the Milwaukee District West Line as part of the 36-mile Elgin Subdivision from Halsted Street in Chicago to the suburb of Elgin, Illinois. In 1890, the company purchased the Milwaukee and Northern Railroad; by now, the railroad had lines running through Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, South Dakota, and the Upper Peninsula of Michigan.
The New York City Subway consists of 36 rail lines that serve four of the five boroughs, with each line having a unique name and color. The lines are categorized into two divisions: the A Division (former IRT) and the B Division (former BMT and IND).
Chicago & Alton Railroad Special Police star.
The Joliet and Chicago Railroad was chartered February 15, 1855, and opened in 1856, continuing north and northeast from Joliet to downtown Chicago. It was leased by the Chicago and Mississippi, providing a continuous railroad from Alton to Chicago. In 1857 the C&M was reorganized as the St. Louis, Alton and Chicago Railroad, and another reorganization on October 10, 1862, produced the Chicago and Alton Railroad. The C&A chartered the Alton and St. Louis Railroad to extend the line to East St. Louis, opened in 1864, giving it a line from Chicago to East St. Louis
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