This article contains a list of named passenger trains in the United States, with names beginning D through H.

v • d • e   List of named passenger trains in the United States A–B C D–H I–M N–R S–Z

Contents 1 D 2 E 3 F 4 G 5 H 6 References

[edit] D

Train Name	Railroad	Train Endpoints	Operated
Dan'l Webster	New Haven	New York, NY – Boston, MA	1957–
Day Express	New York Central	New York, NY – Niagara Falls, NY
Day White Mountains	New Haven and Boston & Maine	New York, NY – White River Junction, VT
Del Monte	Southern Pacific	Monterey, CA – San Francisco, CA	1890s–1971
Delta Eagle	Missouri Pacific	Memphis, TN – Tallulah, LA	1941–1954
Denali Star	Alaska Railroad	Anchorage, AK – Fairbanks, AK	?–present
Denver Zephyr	Chicago, Burlington & Quincy (1936–1971) Amtrak (1971–1975)	Chicago, IL – Denver, CO	1936–1975
Des Moines Rocket	Rock Island	Chicago, IL – Des Moines, IA	1937–
Desert Wind	Amtrak	Los Angeles, CA – Chicago, IL	October 28, 1979 – May 12, 1997
Detroit & New York Express	Grand Trunk Western	New York, NY – Chicago, IL
Detroit Arrow	Pennsylvania and Wabash	Chicago, IL – Detroit, MI
Detroiter	New York Central	New York, NY – Detroit, MI
Detroit Express	Duluth, South Shore & Atlantic	Mackinaw City, MI – Houghton, MI
Detroit Express	Grand Trunk Western	Chicago, IL – Detroit, MI
Detroit Express	Pennsylvania	New York, NY – Detroit, MI
Detroit Express	Wabash	Chicago, IL – Detroit, MI
Detroit – Grand Rapids – Kalamazoo Express	Michigan Central	Detroit, MI – Kalamazoo, MI
Detroit Limited	Wabash	St. Louis, MO – Detroit, MI
Detroit Night Express	Michigan Central	Chicago, IL – Detroit, MI
Detroit Special	New York Central	Chicago, IL – Detroit, MI
DeWitt Clinton	New York Central	Chicago, IL – Toledo, OH
DeWitt Clinton		New York, NY – Albany, NY
Diplomat	Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, Reading Railroad,Central Railroad of New Jersey	St. Louis, MO – Washington, DC – New York, NY	1930–1961
Dixiana	Chicago and Eastern Illinois, Louisville and Nashville, Nashville, Chattanooga, and St. Louis, Central of Georgia, Atlantic Coast Line, Florida East Coast	Chicago, IL – Miami, FL	1942–1942
Dixie Express	Chicago & Eastern Illinois, Louisville & Nashville	Chicago, IL – New Orleans, LA
Dixie Flagler	Chicago and Eastern Illinois, Louisville and Nashville, Nashville, Chattanooga, and St. Louis, Central of Georgia, Atlantic Coast Line, Florida East Coast	Chicago, IL – Miami, FL	1940–1954
Dixieland	Louisville & Nashville		1954–
Down Easter	New York, New Haven & Hartford, Boston & Maine, Maine Central, Canadian Pacific, Canadian National	New York, NY – Halifax, NS	1929
Downeaster	Amtrak	Boston, MA – Portland, ME
Duluth & Boston Express	Duluth, South Shore & Atlantic	Duluth, MN – Sault Ste. Marie, MI
Duquesne	Pennsylvania Railroad, later Penn Central, later Amtrak	New York City – Pittsburgh, PA

[edit] E

Train Name	Railroad	Train Endpoints	Operated
East Coast Flyer	Pere Marquette	Chicago, IL – Grand Rapids, MI
East Wind	Pennsylvania, New York, New Haven & Hartford, Boston & Maine	Washington, DC – Portland, ME	1940–1942, 1946–1955[1]
Egyptian Zipper	Chicago and Eastern Illinois Railroad	Danville, IL – Cypress, IL	1937–
El Capitan	Santa Fe	Chicago, IL – Los Angeles, CA	1938–1971
Electroliner	Chicago North Shore & Milwaukee	Chicago, IL – Milwaukee, WI	1941–1963
Embassy	Pennsylvania Railroad	New York, NY – Washington, DC
Empire Builder	Great Northern (1929–1971) Amtrak (1971–present)	Chicago, IL – Seattle, Washington Chicago, IL – Portland, OR	1929–present
Empire State Express	New York Central	New York, NY – Chicago, IL
Ethan Allen Express	Amtrak	New York, NY – Rutland, VT
Everglades	New Haven, Pennsylvania, Atlantic Coast Line, Florida East Coast	Boston, MA – Miami, FL	1920s–1930s
Exposition Flyer	New York Central	New York City – Chicago, IL	1893-1893
Exposition Flyer	Chicago, Burlington & Quincy, Denver & Rio Grande Western, Western Pacific	Chicago, IL – Oakland, CA	1939–1949(?)

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Train Name	Railroad	Train Endpoints	Operated
Fast Flying Virginian (later FFV)	Pennsylvania, Chesapeake & Ohio	New York, NY – Cincinnati, OH	1920s–1960s
Fast Mail	Milwaukee Road	Chicago, IL – Minneapolis, MN
Fast Mail	Michigan Central	New York, NY – Chicago, IL
Fast Mail	New York Central	Chicago, IL – Toledo, OH
Fast Mail	New York Central	New York, NY – Detroit, MI
Fifth Avenue Special	New York Central	Chicago, IL – Toledo, OH
Fireball	Ann Arbor	Toledo, OH – Frankfort, MI
Firefly	Frisco	Kansas City, MO – Oklahoma City, OK	1939–1960
Florida Arrow
Florida Special	Atlantic Coast Line	New York – St. Petersburg, FL Chicago, IL – Miami, FL
Floridian	Amtrak	Chicago, IL – St. Petersburg, FL Chicago, IL – Miami, FL	1971–1977(?)
Flying Crow	Kansas City Southern	Kansas City, MO – Port Arthur, TX	1928–1968
Flying Yankee	Boston & Maine, Maine Central	Bangor, ME – Boston, MA	1935–1957(?)
Forest City	New York Central	Chicago, IL – Toledo, OH
Fort Crevecouer	Illinois Terminal Railroad
Fort Dearborn	Pennsylvania, Chesapeake & Ohio	New York, NY – Detroit, MI
Fort Pitt	Pennsylvania Railroad	Chicago – Pittsburgh
Fort Pitt	Amtrak	Pittsburgh – Altoona, PA	1981-1983
Forty-Niner	Union Pacific		1937–1941
Furniture City Special	Pere Marquette	Chicago, IL – Muskegon, MI

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Train Name	Railroad	Train Endpoints	Operated
Gateway	New York Central	Cleveland, OH – St. Louis, MO
General Pershing Zephyr	Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
General	Pennsylvania
General Wood	St. Louis-San Francisco
George Washington	Chesapeake and Ohio Railway	Cincinnati, OH – Washington, DC	1932–1971
Georgian	Louisville & Nashville and Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis	St. Louis, MO – Atlanta, GA	1946–
Glacier Discovery	Alaska Railroad	Anchorage, AK – Whittier, AK	–present
Golden Gate	Santa Fe		1938–
Golden Rocket	Rock Island and Southern Pacific	Chicago, IL – Los Angeles, CA	(cancelled before it could start in 1948)
Golden State	Southern Pacific	Chicago, IL – Los Angeles, CA	1947–1968
Golden State Limited	Southern Pacific	Chicago, IL – Los Angeles, CA	1902–1947 then renamed Golden State (see above entry).
Gopher	Great Northern	Minneapolis, MN/St. Paul, MN – Duluth, MN/Superior, WI
Governor's Special	Illinois Central	Chicago, IL – Springfield, IL	1968–1971
Grand Canyon	Santa Fe
Grand Rapids and Chicago Night Express	Michigan Central	Chicago, IL – Grand Rapids, MI
Great Lakes Aerotrain	New York Central		1956–1956
Green Diamond	Illinois Central	Chicago, IL – St. Louis, MO	1936–1968
Green Mountain Flyer	Central Vermont	New York, NY – Montreal, PQ
Gulf Breeze	Amtrak	Birmingham, AL – Mobile, AL	1991–1994
Gulf Coast Limited	Amtrak	Mobile, AL – New Orleans, LA	1985
Gulf Coast Rebel	Gulf, Mobile & Ohio	St. Louis, MO – Mobile, AL	1940–1958
Gulf Wind	Louisville and Nashville, Seaboard Air Line	New Orleans, LA – Jacksonville, FL	1949–1971
Gull	Boston & Maine, Maine Central, Canadian Pacific, Canadian National	Boston, MA – Halifax, NS	1930–1959

[edit] H

Train Name	Railroad	Train Endpoints	Operated
Havana Special	Pennsylvania, Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac, Atlantic Coast Line, Florida East Coast	New York, NY – Key West, FL (to 1935) New York, NY – Miami, FL
Heartland Flyer	Amtrak	Oklahoma City, OK – Fort Worth, TX	June 14, 1999 –
Henry Hudson		New York, NY – Albany, NY
Henry M. Flagler	Florida East Coast	Jacksonville, FL – Miami, FL	1939–1940
Hiawatha	Amtrak	Chicago, IL – Milwaukee, WI
Hoosier	Monon Railroad	Chicago, IL – Indianapolis, IN	1947–
Hoosier State	Amtrak	Chicago, IL – Indianapolis, IN
Hot Springs Limited	Missouri Pacific	St. Louis, MO – Hot Springs, AR	?–1948
Hot Springs Special	Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific	Memphis, TN – Hot Springs, AR	?–1949
Humming Bird	Louisville & Nashville, Chicago and Eastern Illinois Railroad	Chicago, IL/St. Louis, MO (originally Cincinnati, OH) – New Orleans, LA	1946–1969
Huron Shore Express	Detroit and Mackinac Railway	Bay City, MI – Alpena, MI
Hustler	Southern Pacific	Dallas, TX – Houston, TX

[edit] References

1. ^ Johnson (1985) p.112

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