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Chicago's first elevated train line begins operation - June 6th, 1892

Chicago's first elevated train line begins operation - June 6th, 1892

This Day in History Class

June 6, 20249m 33s

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Show Notes

On this day in 1892, the first "L" train in Chicago made its inaugural journey through the city.

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