Tramlines or tram networks operated as public transport are called tramways, or simply trams or streetcars, including systems separated from other traffic. Some trams, known as tram-trains, …

Lufkin Land & Lumber Company operated many miles of tram roads to the east of Lufkin. It chartered the Texas & Louisiana Railway in 1900 as a common carrier with the intent to run …

This list compiles entries for all Texas logging railroads listed in TTA's Railroad Database. Bibliography sources are listed in the indiviual entries in the database. Aetna Lumber Co. tram …

A tram-train, also known as a dual-system tram, [1] is an interoperable urban rail transit system in which specially designed vehicles operate as trams on urban street-level networks and as …

King, a railroad man of experience, according to the Galveston Daily News, in 1890, was operating the steam locomotive, the Edna Ewing, over five and a half miles of tram tracks. The …

Double decker trams were commonplace in Great Britain and Dublin before tramways were torn up in the 1950s and 1960s. A tram (tramcar, streetcar or trolley) is a passenger vehicle that is …

The genesis of this road was probably the Groveton, Kickapoo & Gulf Railroad Company, an 7.5-mile tram road owned by the Trinity County Lumber Company in 1890. Eventually it expanded …

Trams have been used since the 19th century, and since then, there have been various uses and designs for trams around the world.

Certain factual errors exist in the above account, but the narrative is an accurate reflection of the development of the tram road. The mill was sold to W. Hal Aldridge in 1890, and J. W. …

Eastern Texas Railroad, chartered in 1900, the incorporators being the Louisiana & Texas Lumber Company, a subsidiary of Central Coal & Coke Company, had its terminus at the Kennard mill.