Passenger trains have not served Springfield since 1967, but more than 65 freight trains travel to, from, and through the city each day. Springfield was once home to the headquarters and main shops of the St. Louis-San Francisco Railroad (Frisco). Into the 1960s, the "Kansas City-Florida Special" ran from Kansas City Union Station to Jacksonville, Florida, and the "Sunnyland" ran between Kansas City and Birmingham and New Orleans. The railroad also operated two daily trains to St. Louis Union Station through its Springfield station: the "Meteor" and the "Will Rogers." Both continued southwest to Oklahoma City Union Station via Tulsa Union Depot. The "Meteor" continued on to Lawton, Oklahoma. The Frisco's final passenger train was the "Southland" (Kansas City - Memphis - Birmingham), a successor to the "Sunnyland."