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The fraudulent manipulation of contracts by a construction and financecorporation involved in the Union Pacific Railroad construction (1865-1869) is known as theCrédit Mobilier Scandal in American history. This episode made Crédit Mobilier of America asymbol of corruption following the Civil War.
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