by salminkarkku
Ive found this listed in government stats as a common-carrier railroad operating only in the year 1908-9. Impressive title. What I've found out is
It had 50 yards (shortest short line ever?!) somewhere in Buffalo.
It was jointly owned by the LV and the "Rome, Watertown & Ogdensburg".
Its chartered route between Niagara Falls and Tonawanda was taken over by the "International" for its fast interurban electric line.
Was this meant to be the LV's way of getting to Suspension Bridge without needing trackage on some other company's line? Has anyone come across any more info?
It had 50 yards (shortest short line ever?!) somewhere in Buffalo.
It was jointly owned by the LV and the "Rome, Watertown & Ogdensburg".
Its chartered route between Niagara Falls and Tonawanda was taken over by the "International" for its fast interurban electric line.
Was this meant to be the LV's way of getting to Suspension Bridge without needing trackage on some other company's line? Has anyone come across any more info?
very ambitious!