Twin Cities Hiawatha

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Twin Cities Hiawatha was a streamlined inter-city passenger train that provided fast, stylish service between Chicago and the Minneapolis–Saint Paul "Twin Cities" during the mid-20th century.

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Twin Cities Hiawatha canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf named train ⓘ
passenger train ⓘ
amenity dining car service ⓘ
observation or lounge accommodations ⓘ
parlor or coach seating ⓘ
category Milwaukee Road passenger trains ⓘ
named passenger trains of the United States ⓘ
streamlined trains ⓘ
competition Burlington Route’s Twin Cities passenger trains ⓘ
Chicago and North Western Railway’s Twin Cities streamliners ⓘ
continent North America ⓘ
country United States ⓘ
endPoint Minneapolis–Saint Paul ⓘ
era mid-20th century ⓘ
heritage remembered as one of Milwaukee Road’s premier Hiawatha services ⓘ
introducedAs streamlined successor to earlier Hiawatha services ⓘ
marketingSlogan emphasized speed and style ⓘ
namedAfter Hiawatha (fictional Native American character) ⓘ
notableFeature distinctive orange and maroon Milwaukee Road livery ⓘ
high-speed service between Chicago and the Twin Cities ⓘ
named after the Longfellow poem character Hiawatha ⓘ
streamlined lightweight equipment ⓘ
operatedBetween Chicago Union Station and Minneapolis–Saint Paul terminals ⓘ
operator Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific Railroad ⓘ
Milwaukee Road ⓘ
primaryLocale Midwestern United States ⓘ
purpose fast passenger transportation between Chicago and Minneapolis–Saint Paul ⓘ
railGauge standard gauge ⓘ
railwayCompany Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific Railroad ⓘ
railwayLineUsed Milwaukee Road main line between Chicago and Minneapolis–Saint Paul ⓘ
regionServed Illinois ⓘ
Minnesota ⓘ
Wisconsin ⓘ
route Chicago–Milwaukee–St. Paul–Minneapolis ⓘ
serviceType inter-city rail ⓘ
streamlined passenger service ⓘ
startPoint Chicago, Illinois ⓘ
linked to: Chicago
status discontinued ⓘ
style Art Deco-influenced industrial design ⓘ
targetPassengers business travelers ⓘ
long-distance leisure travelers ⓘ
travelClass coach ⓘ
parlor or first-class seating ⓘ
typicalTraction diesel locomotives in later years ⓘ
steam locomotives in early years ⓘ

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