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1. Freshly Repainted TER Passenger Motor 360 at Dallas Interurban Station - 1938

   Texas Electric Railway Company Postal Car 360 stands at the Dallas Interurban Station over a work pit. The rail car appears to be freshly repainted and perhaps just out of the repair shop. This photo was taken before some cars were rebuilt and the arched windows changed to rectangular. In 1932, Passenger Motors 360 and 362 became one-man Railway Post Office cars. In the case of RPO cars, the term "one-man", refers to car operation and not...

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

   A U.S mail truck is backed up to Passenger Motor 362 at the Dallas Interurban Station. Two pedestrians cross the tracks where a rail employee and unidentified man look at the front of the car. See: Map 3; Map 8, Detail C

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

   Texas Electric Railway Passenger Motor 362 appears ready to leave the Dallas Interurban Station for Denison. To the front of what may be a mail truck backed up to the car, is a bus. Behind 362 is another passenger motor. Pedestrians walk down the sidewalk and traffic is visible on the street. A parked 1949 Ford faces the camera; possibly a new car as the latest models were introduced in the fall with sales beginning in November and Decembe...

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

   Texas Electric Railway Passenger Motor 362 stands at the Interurban Terminal as two passersby look at the front of the car. The door of the car is open and an unidentified motorman is seen standing inside, at the front of the car. See: Map 3; Map 8, Detail C

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6. Loading Mail onto TER RPO Passenger Motor 362 at Dallas Terminal - 1948

   A US Postal Truck is backed up to unload mail onto Texas Electric Railway Company RPO Passenger Motor 362. All mail was handled by US Post Office employees and all mail was loaded/unloaded on Track 7, at the Dallas Terminal. See: Map 8, Detail C

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7. Note - Section 7 [Reseach Notes for Book "Texas Electric Railway"] - #300 [Series: 350 thru 399] Notes from W. E. Sturges

   Writing the Book Texas Electric Railway

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8. Note - Section 7 [Reseach Notes for Book "Texas Electric Railway"] - #300 [Series: 350 thru 399] Notes on # 11 / #360 and #14 / #362

   Writing the Book Texas Electric Railway

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9. Note - Section 7 [Reseach Notes for Book "Texas Electric Railway"] - #300 [Series: 350 thru 399] Notes on RPO Cars

   Writing the Book Texas Electric Railway

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10. Questionnaire - Section 7 [Reseach Notes for Book "Texas Electric Railway"] - #300 [Series: 350 thru 399] Questionnaire [Miscellaneous]

    Writing the Book Texas Electric Railway

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11. Questionnaire - Section 7 [Reseach Notes for Book "Texas Electric Railway"] - #300 [Series: 350 thru 399] Questionnaire [RPO Operations]

    Writing the Book Texas Electric Railway

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12. TER Passenger Motor 362 at Dallas Interurban Terminal - 1934

    Texas Electric Railway Company Bluebonnet Passenger Motor 362 at the Dallas Interurban Terminal. See: Map 8, Detail C

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13. TER Passenger Motor 362 at Dallas Terminal - 1939

    Texas Electric Railway Company RPO Passenger Motor 362 at the Dallas Terminal. See: Map 8, Detail C

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14. TER Passenger Motor 362 at Dallas Terminal - 1944, February 27

    Texas Electric Railway Company RPO Passenger Motor 362 at the Dallas Terminal. Behind 362 is Passenger Motor 310, waiting to depart for Denison. To the far left is a local bus, thought to be a Dixie-Trailways bus, which had a White chassis with a Bender body. Note: Dixie-Trailways became Dixie-Sunshine Trailways in 1945 and was in business until 1948. See: Map 8, Detail C

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15. TER Passenger Motor 362 at Intersection of Main and Preston Streets, Dallas - 1947

    Texas Electric Railway Passenger Motor 362, inbound from Denison, paused at the intersection of Main and Preston Streets in Dallas. This location would be particularly hard to visualize today since it was soon drastically reconstructed to provide for Dallas' first expressway; Highway 75 or Central Expressway. See: Map 8

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16. TER Passenger Motor 362 on Dallas-Denison Line - 1948, August 12

    Southbound Texas Electric Railway Company Passenger Motor 362 [Train 5] destined for Dallas, travels along the Dallas-Denison line in a rural area. It appears to be passing a siding.

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17. TER Passenger Motors 302 and 362 at Dallas Terminal - 1948, January 31

    SNAPSHOT: Texas Electric Railway Company Passenger Motor 302 departing the Dallas Terminal. Passenger Motor 362 sits to the right. See: Map 3; Map 8, Detail C

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18. TER Passenger Motors 316 & 362 at Dallas Interurban Terminal

    Texas Electric Railway Company Passenger Motor 316, Train 234 sits to the left of Passenger Motor 362 at the Dallas Interurban Terminal. Based on the two people walking between the cars, it was a windy day. An unidentifed bus with 'Eagle' signage is in the mid-far left of the scene. See: Map 8, Detail C

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19. TER Passenger Motors 360 and 362 meet at SAP Siding, 1948 - ca 1948, August 23

    Texas Electric Railway Company Passenger Motor 360 (RPO) and 362 (RPO) meet at SAP Siding located between Woodlake and Sherman. See: Map 1, Detail 3

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20. TER Passenger Motors 362, 307 & 327 Converge at Dallas Interurban Terminal - 1938, September 16

    At the west end of Dallas Interurban Terminal, about 12:30 pm on this date are, left to right, Texas Electric Railway Passenger Motor 362 from Denison, Bluebonnet 307 from Corsicana and Bluebonnet 327 from Waco. Car 362 wears the new red and cream color scheme. The unusual bus to the left, is a Bender-bodied White, owned by Sunshine Bus Lines of Dallas. See: Map 8, Detail C

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