First published in 1859, A Handbook for Passengers over the Cambridge Railroad provides a fascinating look at the early days of rail travel in America. In addition to practical information about the route and schedule, this guidebook also includes a detailed description of Mount Auburn Cemetery, one of the earliest and most famous garden cemeteries in the United States.

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