Related Records

1. Application, Financial - TER Finance Docket 16092 [pg 2]

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2. Application, Financial - TER Return to Questionnaire for Docket 16092 [pg 29]

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3. Boarding TER Passenger Motor 308 - 1946, May 14

   SNAPSHOT: An unidentified African-American soldier boards Texas Electric Railway Company Passenger Motor 308, a double-truck, single-end, arch roof, steel car. The car is red and cream in color. See: Map 8, Detail C

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4. Book, Ration - World War II War Ration Book No. 3 (316790)

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5. Book, Ration - World War II War Ration Book No. 4 (559115)

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6. Clipping, Newspaper - Newsclip: TER Planning Abandonment

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7. Form - Form 450 Train Register Form

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8. Letter - Correspondence: Jas P. Griffin to Stockholders

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9. Note - Section 11 [Reseach Notes for Book "Texas Electric Railway"] - Freight Operations

   Writing the Book Texas Electric Railway

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10. Note - Section 5 [Reseach Notes for Book "Texas Electric Railway"] - Miscellaneous Notes - D & S Questions

    Writing the Book Texas Electric Railway

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11. Note - Section 8 [Reseach Notes for Book "Texas Electric Railway"] - #400 [Series: 400] Interview Notes

    Writing the Book Texas Electric Railway

    Record Type: Archive

    
12. Soldier Boarding TER Passenger Motor 327 at Waco Station - ca 1943

    Unidentified soldier in a U.S. Army uniform is posed about to board Texas Electric Railway Passenger Motor 327 at what appears to be the Waco terminal. The car appears to be Dallas bound. Wartime restrictions on travel and gasoline rationing increased the use of Texas Electric and other interurban systems. See: Map 7, Waco Downtown Detail

    Record Type: Photo

    
13. TER Express Motor 507 at Turner Siding - 1948

    Texas Electric Railway Company Express Motor 507 at Turner Siding in south Richardson. The car is from Denison Division, 1948. Siding tracks were removed during the late 1920's so Turner Siding became Turner Stop and remained a scheduled stop for fares (passenger boarding). During World War II, the siding was reinstalled. See: Map 3, Detail 23

    Record Type: Photo

    
14. TER RPO Passenger Motor 350, North Anna Siding, 1944 - 1944, March 31

    Texas Electric Railway Company RPO Passenger Motor 350 at North Anna Siding, 1944; left side with doors open. This car had the Railway Post Office World War II configuration with no windows in the post office area. The car is red and cream in color. Cars 350, 360 and 362 were all Rail Post Office cars. At the time the photo was taken, Janssen was in the armed services and stationed in Texas. See: Map 2, Detail 10

    Record Type: Photo