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which one of the four railroads in monopoly was not a real railroad?

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which one of the four railroads in monopoly was not a real railroad?

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Railways in the Monopoly round are Pennsylvania Railroad, Reading Railroad, B and O Railroad, and Short Line. Of these four impressive business model objects, only three were real railways. The short line was not a real railroad. The short line was named after the coastal high-speed line, a tram line instead of a railroad. Charles and Olive Todd, who showed the game to Charles Darrow, its inevitable patent holder, shortened the title on their board to Short Line. Railways B and O, Pennsylvania and Reading were the actual rail lines operating on the East Coast, even though the B and O did not actually serve Atlantic City. Read more about How can you freeze the mushrooms?

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