Metropolitan Street Railroad
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metropolitan-street-railroad-271-12216227
title:
Metropolitan Street Railroad
text:
The Metropolitan Street Railroad was an early streetcar company in Atlanta. The horsecar line was organized in 1882 by Lemuel Grant, Jesse W. Rankin, William L. Abbott, William A. Haygood, and Jacob Haas. The goal was to serve the southeast side of town. It operated two lines: Pryor Street Line – south from Union Station on Pryor to Garnett St, to Pulliam St to Clark St, to Washington St, terminating at Crumley Street in the Washington-Rawson neighborhood, now demolished. Later extended out Wash
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wiki
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encyclopedia
description:
Streetcar system in Atlanta (1882–1892)
original url:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Metropolitan_Street_Railroad
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date modified:
2023-11-25T23:49:24Z
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