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1. Lithograph - Lithograph: Texas Electric Railway Car 319 [1967]

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2. Lithograph - Lithograph: Texas Electric Railway Car 319 [1970]

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3. Note - Section 6 [Reseach Notes for Book "Texas Electric Railway"] - #300 [Series: 300 thru 349] Notes on #318 / #319 / # 320

   Writing the Book Texas Electric Railway

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4. Passenger Motor 319 Leaves Oak Cliff Junction to Cross the Trinity River - 1913

   Passenger Motor 319 is in left side of the frame and a brick one story building with white trim on the windows and doors stands to the right. A woman stands to the right of the door and the sign on the building reads: "The Home Interurban" and "Oak Cliff Junction". The caption reads: Car No. 319 leaves Oak Cliff Junction to cross the Trinity River into Dallas. "The Home Interurban" motto was used by Strickland interests to indicate local...

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5. Picture - Lithograph: Texas Electric Railway Car 319

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6. Southern Traction Interurban Motor 319 - 1914

   Southern Traction Company Interurban Motor 319. This photograph was taken just south of Monroe Shops, about a year after the car was built. The car body was painted 'pullman green' and had a brown roof; window frames were painted 'tile red'. The car Destination sign reads 'Corsicana'. Motorman and passenger are unidentified.

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7. TER 'Bluebonnet' Passenger Motor 319 at Dallas Interurban Station - ca 1927

   Texas Electric Railway Passenger Motor 319 [Train 233] stands at the Dallas Interurban Terminal. The car was painted blue and cream and had a brown roof. The paint scheme was new; begun in 1927 to promote the Bluebonnet Specials, which had limited stops along their designated line. The large painted number '319' on the front of the car, under the middle arched window, is the equipment number required by the Federal Railroad Administration ...

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8. TER Bluebonnet Passenger Motor 319 on Waxahachie Viaduct - 1948, August 13

   Texas Electric Railway Company Bluebonnet Passenger Motor 319 on the Waxahachie viaduct. See: Map 4, Detail 38

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9. TER Passenger Motor 319 - 1930-1948

   Texas Electric Railway Passenger Motor 319 at the Waco Terminal Reference: "Texas Electric Railway", by Johnnie J. Myers, Bulletin 121 (Central Electric Railfans' Association), pages 110

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10. TER Passenger Motor 319 - 1949, January 1

    SNAPSHOT: Texas Electric Railway Company Passenger Motor 319 in the Monroe Shops Yard. A faint outline of the Carbarn can be seen over the Passenger Motor. See: Map 3; Map 8, Detail A

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11. TER Passenger Motor 319 at Abbott Station - ca 1947-1948

    Dallas bound Texas Electric Railway Passenger Motor 319 at Abbott Station; Waco Division. Note what appears to be the motorman standing in the far right beside the station. A possible female passenger stands in the door of the station. This particular photo is dated 1947. However, a copy of the photo, also in the collection, has a date of 1948. The wood frame station, built in 1914, was later moved about a half mile away to become a ...

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12. TER Passenger Motor 319 at Monroe Shops - 1948, November 25

    SNAPSHOT: Texas Electric Railway Company Passenger Motor 319 on the east side of the Monroe Shops Carbarn. There's a bus behind the passenger motor. See: Map 3; Map 8, Detail A

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13. TER Passenger Motor 319 North from Worsham Stop - 1948, August 11

    Texas Electric Railway Company Passenger Motor 319 [Train 220] heads north on the Dallas-Waco Line from Worsham Stop at the intersection of Ewing and Saner Avenues at Frio Drive; Trinity Heights. The Trinity Heights water tower stands in the left side of the photo. See: Map 8

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14. TER Passenger Motor 319 Southbound on Waco Line - ca 1948, July 3

    SNAPSHOT: Texas Electric Railway Passenger Motor 319 southbound on the Waco line. The car appears to be near a siding, where Passenger Motor 328 has stopped for CERA Railfan members to take photographs and stretch their legs. The exact location is unknown

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15. TER Passenger Motors 314, 316, 319 and 328 at Niles Siding - 1948, July 3

    SNAPSHOT: Texas Electric Railway Company cars in a 4-way meet at Niles Siding, Waco Division, which includes the CERA Charter Car. From left to right: Northbound are Passenger Motor 314, Passenger Motor 316, and Dallas Special Passenger Motor 328. Southbound-bound is car 319. This photograph illustrates the matter of scheduling all the moves required for a special train to meet normally scheduled trains on a single track-with-passing sid...

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16. TER Passenger Motors 314, 316, 319 and 328 at Niles Siding - 1948, July 3

    SNAPSHOT: Texas Electric Railway Company cars in a 4-way meet at Niles Siding, Waco Division, which includes the CERA Charter Car 328. In this photo, 316 begins to move out after stopping in front of the stop (see CP.2022.CL.20-211). From left to right: Northbound are Passenger Motor 314, Passenger Motor 316, and Dallas Special Passenger Motor 328. Southbound-bound is car 319. This photograph illustrates the matter of scheduling all th...

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17. TER Passenger Motors 319 and 310 - 1948, January 30

    SNAPSHOT: Texas Electric Railway Company Passenger Motors 319 and 310 appear to be at Dallas Terminal Storage Yard. See: Map 3; Map 8, Detail C

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18. TER Passenger Motors 319 and 315 - 1948, January 31

    SNAPSHOT: Texas Electric Railway Company Passenger Motors 319 and 315 in the storage yard near the Dallas Passenger Terminal. This storage yard was located across Jackson Street. See: Map 3; Map 8, Detail C

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19. TER Passenger Motors 319 and 367 at Dallas Passenger Terminal Storage Yard - 1948, December 5

    SNAPSHOT: Texas Electric Railway Passenger Motors 319 and 367 stand in the storage yard across from the Dallas Passenger Terminal on Jackson Street. Another passenger motor sits behind Car 367. A large sign reading 'It Pays To Play' 'Lowe & Campbell Athletic Goods Division of Wilson Sporting Goods' looms behind the cars, is painted on the back of the building behind. See: Map 3; Map 8, Detail C

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