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.

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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