Genesee & Wyoming Inc. owns all the railroads that run through Norwich today.
The New London Northern Railroad Company used the present-day New England Central railroad tracks.
The Norwich & Westerly Railway was powered by electricity.
The Central Vermont Railroad used the Union Station in Norwich.
The hub of the trolley lines in Norwich was Franklin Square.
The Taftville Tunnel was used by the Providence & Worcester Railroad.
J.P. Morgan bought the Norwich & Worcester Railroad in 1898.
The White Train was the most prestigious train of the New York & New England Railroad. Its official name was the New England Limited of 1891.
The Norwich Trolley system ran from 1882-1935.
The first railroad in Norwich was the Norwich & Worcester Railroad.