Granite Railway
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Search complete. 4 mentions across 4 episodes found for "Granite Railway".
Oct 7, 2026
Ep. 5692: The Death of the Dinner Party
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6:34Preston ScottHOST
Way to go, guys.
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6:36Preston ScottHOST
1826, the Granite Railway, an early US railroad, begins operation in Quincy, Mass, with horse-drawn wagons hauling stone to build the Bunker Hill Monument.
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6:49Preston ScottHOST
1916, in Atlanta, Georgia Tech beats Cumberland College.
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6:52Preston ScottHOST
The final score, 222 to nothing.
Headlines: The Restraining Force
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4:01Mary DanielsenHOST
But on this date in 3761 B.C., Israel started keeping a calendar which carries over into their modern Hebrew calendar.
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4:12Mary DanielsenHOST
In 1826, the Granite Railway begins operations as the first chartered railway in the United States.
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4:18Mary DanielsenHOST
It was a three-mile stretch starting in Quincy, Massachusetts, that carried quarried rock to a river three miles away and then onto a boat bound for Charleston to build the Bunker Hill Monument.
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4:30Mary DanielsenHOST
Tim, I'm thinking about the conversation that happened here yesterday.
Episode 814: Never Give a Dalek Root Access

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8:21Chuck TomasiHOST
Pope Forthus VI? Yeah, Sixtus.
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8:28Chuck TomasiHOST
Moving ahead to 1826, the Granite Railway began operations in Massachusetts, cementing its place in history as the first chartered railway in the United States.
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8:40Craig SteppHOST
In 1912, the Helsinki Stock Exchange witnessed its very first transaction, and everybody went, Ooh.
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8:50Craig SteppHOST
I got one kronor.
AM Quincy - October 2, 2026
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4:40Joe CatalanoHOST
The Quincy Recreation Department's inaugural Pickleball Tournament will be held Saturday and Sunday at the Faxon Park Pickleball Courts for Quincy residents age 21 and up.
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4:54Joe CatalanoHOST
The Quincy Environmental Treasures program presents the 200th anniversary of the Granite Railway on Saturday at 11:00 AM.
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5:03Joe CatalanoHOST
Participants will learn about the first commercial railway in the United States and visit the Quincy Quarry and Granite Workers Museum.
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5:11Joe CatalanoHOST
To register and for more information, email sowen@quincyma.gov.