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Caney and West Liberty Railroad Company (Kentucky)
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Nicely engraved antique bond certificate from the Caney and West Liberty Railroad Company dating back to the early 1900's. This document, which is signed by the company President and Secretary, was printed by Goes and measures approximately 9 1/2" (w) by 15" (h).
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Historical Context
The Caney and West Liberty Railroad Company was incorporated in Kentucky in 1905.
The 3½-mile line was constructed between Cannel City to Caney via Spring Branch, where it climbed a large hill via switchback and descended into the White Oak Creek valley to serve the White Oak Cannel Coal Company mines at Piedmont.
After the C&WI went into bankruptcy, it was renamed the Caney, Piedmont & Morehead Railroad, and later became part of the Ohio & Kentucky Railway.
The railroad operated until December 1907.
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