The NYC also had the largest roster of 4-6-4s, with 275 on the railroad. But other railroads had Hudsons, too, notably Chesapeake & Ohio. And while the Richmond-based Pocahontas coal hauler didn't ...

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C&O stands for Chesapeake and Ohio Railway because the desk was originally built for the company’s owners. It was first used in the Oval Office Study in 1975 before officially being donated by ...