Meteor

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The Meteor was a prominent named passenger train that provided streamlined service on the St. Louis–San Francisco Railway (Frisco) in the mid-20th century.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf named passenger train
streamlined train
category Named passenger trains of the United States
Passenger trains of the St. Louis–San Francisco Railway
Streamlined passenger trains
class named train of the Frisco
colorScheme Frisco red-and-silver livery
competition automobile travel
domestic airlines in the United States
country United States
declineReason rise of highway and air travel
discontinued 1960s
endPoint Dallas, Texas
linked to: Dallas

Fort Worth, Texas
Lawton, Oklahoma
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Wichita Falls, Texas
era mid-20th century
headquartersOfOperator St. Louis, Missouri
heritage part of classic American streamliner era
introduced 1939
introducedAs streamlined passenger train
namedAfter meteor
notableFor connecting St. Louis with Oklahoma and Texas cities
streamlined mid-20th-century passenger service
onboardServices coaches
dining car
sleeping car
operator Frisco
St. Louis–San Francisco Railway
powerType diesel locomotive
steam locomotive
railGauge standard gauge
railwayCompany St. Louis–San Francisco Railway
railwayLineUsed St. Louis–San Francisco Railway main line
regionServed Midwestern United States
Southwestern United States
rollingStock streamlined passenger cars
route St. Louis–Springfield–Tulsa–Dallas–Fort Worth corridor
St. Louis–Springfield–Tulsa–Oklahoma City corridor
serviceFrequency daily
serviceType inter-city rail
passenger service
startPoint St. Louis, Missouri
St. Louis–San Francisco Railway station in St. Louis
status discontinued
successor no direct successor after discontinuance
usedFor long-distance passenger travel

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