Passenger Motor 326 | City of Plano - Interurban Railway Museum

Inventory - Section 4 [Reseach Notes for Book "Texas Electric Railway"] - Roster by Car Type [Misc Texas Electric Railway]

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Last Day of TER Interurban Service - Dallas Interurban Terminal - 1948, December 31

Passenger motors 326 and 362 stand at Dallas Interuban Rail Station. Car 326 is positioned over a repair pit while Car 362 is stopped on regular tracks. A new Interurban bus stands to the left of Car 362. See: Map 3; Map 8, Detail C

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Note - Section 6 [Reseach Notes for Book "Texas Electric Railway"] - #300 [Series: 300 thru 349] Notes on #326 / #327 / #328

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Passenger Motor 326 on Trinity Heights Loop, 1921 - ca 1921

Passenger Motor 326 almost fills the photographic frame as two unidentified men stand to the left of the track. To the right of the tracks is a wood frame house. An advertisement for the Palace Theater is posted on the side of the car. The dark green car, with a brown roof, is on the Trinity Heights Loop, near the Compton Stop. Note: The large painted number on the front of the car, in this case 326, is the equipment number. It was requir...

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TER Passenger Motor 326 - 1932-1948

Texas Electric Railway Passenger Motor 326 to Waco; It was painted in the blue and white color scheme. A gas station and garage can be seen in the background. TER cars 325-328 were bought new from St. Louis Car Company in 1920. They were all steel passenger cars equpped to fun on either 600 or 1200 volts and would be mainly on the Waco division. In 1932, there was a major blind side alteration to the car for one-man service. The front side...

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TER Passenger Motor 326 - 1940

Texas Electric Railway Passenger Motor 326 on the Waco Line in 1940; It was painted in the blue and white color scheme. Stores can be seen in the background; One building says W. O. Fritsch Gro. TER cars 325-328 were bought new from St. Louis Car Company in 1920. They were all steel passenger cars equpped to fun on either 600 or 1200 volts and would be mainly on the Waco division. In 1932, there was a major blind side alteration to the car ...

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TER Passenger Motor 326 at Dallas Terminal - 1948, December 30

SNAPSHOT: Texas Electric Railway Company Passenger Motor 326 at the Dallas Passenger Terminal. See: Map 3; Map 8, Detail C

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TER Passenger Motor 326 at Gross Siding - 1944, March 30

Northbound Texas Electric Railway Company Passenger Motor 326 [Train 236] is stopped at Gross Siding, awaits a southbound car coming from Waco. See: Map 7, Detail 71

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TER Passenger Motor 326 at Monroe Shops - 1949, January 1

SNAPSHOT: Texas Electric Railway Company Passenger Motor 326 in the Monroe Shops Yard. See: Map 3; Map 8, Detail A

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TER Passenger Motor 326 at Monroe Shops - 1949, January 1

SNAPSHOT: Texas Electric Railway Company Passenger Motor 326 in Monroe Shops Yard; left 3/4 view from front. See: Map 3; Map 8, Detail A

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TER Passenger Motor 326 & DR&T Streetcar 424 North of Monroe Junction - 1944, April 1

On this morning, Texas Electric Railway Company Passenger Motor 326 passes Dallas Railway & Terminal Company Streetcar 424 at the end of double track north of Monroe Junction. Passenger Motor 326 is heading to Waco. See: Map 3; Map 8, Detail A

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TER Passenger Motor 326 on Commerce Street - 1938, September 14

Texas Electric Railway Company Passenger Motor 326, a Bluebonnet, travels northeast along Commerce Street, about to cross Lamar Street. Beside it sits a new 1938 Chevrolet taxi. Behind the car rises the recently remodeled Missouri-Kansas-Texas General Offices, also called the Katy Building, located at 701-5 Commerce Street [cross street - Austin Street]. To the left, among the many business signs, sit: * Roos-Freedman Company [800-2 Comme...

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TER Passenger Motor 326 on Dallas-Waco Line - 1948, August 13

Texas Electric Railway Passenger Motor 326 [Train 222], northbound on the Dallas-Waco Line.

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TER Passenger Motor 326 on Trinity River Bridge - 1948

DIGITAL PRINT: Texas Electric Railway Passenger Motor 326, outbound for Waco, travels across the wooden portion of the Trinity River Bridge. Constructed in its earliest form around the 1890s, the bridge/viaduct was a single-track wooden trestle across the river. In 1931, a two-track viaduct was built. The wooden viaduct was dismantled in 1956, as Dallas made the switch to city buses. By that time, the span was mostly composed of concrete. ...

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