In the USA Presidents are also sometimes transported by train; Abraham Lincoln (April 1865), Franklin D. Roosevelt (1945), and Dwight D. Eisenhower (1969) were all given funeral trains as part of the procession. More recently, Senator Frank Lautenberg of New Jersey, an advocate of public transit and Amtrak, was transported from New Jersey to Washington on the Northeast Corridor following his death in 2013. George H.W. Bush's funeral train (December 2018) carried him from Westfield, Texas to the George Bush Presidential Library in College Station, Texas, where he was buried. Union Pacific selected 4141 and 9096 to do the honors of transporting President Bush to his final resting place. Senator Robert F. Kennedy's body went by train from New York City to Washington DC following his assassination in 1968, a crowd estimated at one million lined the trackside.