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1. Northern Texas Traction Company Track in Oak Cliff

   Northern Texas Traction Company track headed west in Oak Cliff. Off to the right is the old Merrifield home, now located at 2223 W. Jefferson Blvd, Dallas. This track, in present day, runs in front of Sunset High School; a public secondary school in north Oak Cliff which was designated a Dallas Historical Landmark in 2014. At a later date, about 200 feet of the single track (immediately after the double track merged) was left for the termin...

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2. TER Express Motor 501 on a Waco Siding

   Texas Electric Railway Company Express Motor 501 pulling two unidentified baggage cars is on a siding on the East Waco Line. A Waco Transit Company car, possibly 250, is pulling up from behind, preparing to pass. An African American man walks on a well worn path cut into the dirt beside the main track. See: Map 7, Detail 71

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3. TER Passenger Motor 316 Between Dallas & Red Oak

   Waco-bound Texas Electric Railway Company Passenger Motor 316 at a mile siding between Dallas and Red Oak. An unidentified passenger trailer is pulled by 316.

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4. TER Passenger Motor 351 Northbound at Siding - 1948

   Texas Electric Railway Passenger Motor 351 northbound at a siding north of McKinney, TX. See: Map 2, Detail 15

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5. TER Passenger Motor 368 in Siding, Dallas-Denison Line - 1948, August 12

   Southbound Texas Electric Railway Company Passenger Motor 368 [Train 5] at an unidentified siding on the Dallas-Denison Line.

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6. TER Passenger Motors 314 and 316 at Unknown Siding - bef 1928

   Texas Electric Railway Company Passenger Motors 314 and 316 in an unknown siding as another Passenger Motor approaches. An employee, whom appears to be smoking, peers out the rear door window. Built by St. Louis Car Company in 1913 for Southern Traction Company, car 314 wrecked in 1927. The body was scapped and the trucks and electrical equipment went to Class A Locomotive 801.

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7. TER Portable Substation at Bullard Substation - ca 1920-1929

   Texas Electric Railway portable substation sits on the siding at Bullard Substation. A man dressed in a suit, probably Frank Rogers, is standing to the left of the tracks across from the portable substation. He was most likely there to provide height and distance perspective. See: Map 4, Detail 38

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