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American Freedom Train – 1975–76 station stops facts for kids

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The American Freedom Train was a very special train that traveled all over the United States in 1975 and 1976. It was part of the celebrations for America's 200th birthday, known as the Bicentennial. This amazing train carried important historical documents, artifacts, and exhibits that showed the story of American freedom and history. Millions of people visited the train at its many stops to see these treasures and learn about the nation's past.

This article lists all the places, called station stops, where the American Freedom Train stopped during its journey across the country.

American Freedom Train route map 1975
This map shows the route the American Freedom Train took in 1975 and 1976.

The American Freedom Train's Journey: 1975 Stops

The American Freedom Train began its grand tour in 1975, starting on the East Coast and traveling west. It visited many cities, allowing people from all walks of life to experience a piece of American history.

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The American Freedom Train's Journey: 1976 Stops

The train continued its journey in 1976, traveling through the southern states and then heading back north and east to complete its tour.

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1976 - American Freedom Train Engine
This picture shows Engine 2101, which was one of the locomotives that pulled the American Freedom Train. Here it is in Allentown, Pennsylvania.

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