Louisville Reference Files: T

• Airlines
• Amtrak
• Automobile
• Bicycling
• Bowman Field Airport
• Breckenridge Lane Spelling
• Bridges: Big Four Bridge (See also: Recreation--Waterfront Park)
• Bridges: Clark Memorial Bridge (Second Street Bridge) (formerly Louisville Municipal Bridge)
• Bridges: Covered Bridges
• Bridges: Fourteenth Street Bridge (Pennsylvania Railroad Bridge)
• Bridges: General
• Bridges: K & I  Railroad Bridge (See also: Transportation--Kentucky & Indiana Terminal Railroad Company)
• Bridges: Kennedy Bridge
• Bridges: Lewis & Clark Bridge (East End Bridge)
• Bridges: Lincoln Bridge
• Bridges: Ohio River Bridges Project (1990s)
• Bridges: Ohio River Bridges Project (2000s)
• Bridges: Ohio River Bridges Project (2010s)
• Bridges: Sherman Minton Bridge
• Bridges: Tolls
• Buses
• Compass Airlines
• Comprehensive Plan (1976)
• CSX (See: Transportation--Louisville and Nashville Railroad)
• Delta Queen
• General
• Intermodal Transportation Center
• Interurban
• Jetport (Proposed)
• Kentucky & Indiana Terminal Railroad Co.
• Light Rail Transit (proposed)
• Lousville and Nashville Railroad: Early to 1950s (includes CSX)
• Louisville and Nashville Railroad: 1960s & 1970s (includes CSX)
• Louisville and Nashville Railroad: 1980s (includes CSX)
• Louisville and Nashville Railroad: 1990s & 2000s (includes CSX)
• Louisville Automobile Club
• Louisville International Airport/Standiford Field
• Louisville Loop
• Louisville Railway
• Monorails
• Parking
• Railroads
• Railroads of Indiana
• Railroads of Kentucky
• Railroad Terminal Unification
• Regional Airport Authority: General
• Regional Airport Authority: Reports
• Roads (See: Transportation--Traffic)
• Seaboard Airline
• Spirit of Jefferson
• Steamboats
• Standiford Field (See: Transportation--Louisville International Airport)
• Streetcars
• TARC: General
• TARC: TARC 2020
• TARC: Transportation Tomorrow (T2)
• Terminal Facilities (Louisville Area)
• Traffic: I-64, I-65, I-71
• Traffic: I-264, I-265
• Traffic: General

Reference files contain newspaper clippings, brochures, flyers, photographs, correspondence, and similar materials that are too small to constitute a collection on their own. Files vary considerably in size, from just a few newspaper clippings to several folders of clippings, letters, memos, photographs, etc. These files may all be accessed on-site in the Archives & Special Collections (ASC) research room. For information on visiting ASC, see our Archives Users' Guide.

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