Impossible Trivia 10-30-26

Impossible Trivia 10-30-26

Black and white mascot illustration of head of Theodore Roosevelt, American president and commander of Rough Riders viewed from front on isolated background in retro style./Aloysiuis Patrimonio Clipart ID: #2679501


Q: It was today in 1908 that this man traveled through Charlottesville by train at 2:20pm on his way from DC to Pine Knot. Which man was it?

A: Teddy Roosevelt

The train passed through Charlottesville on Train No. 53. 

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