Cliffside
Company Name | Cliffside |
Category | Railroad |
Year Founded | 1905 |
Final Year of Operation | 1987 |
Termination | Dissolved |
Country | United States (Details) |
Source of Text | Bluford Shops |
Text Credit URL | Link |
Company History:
This little four mile line was built to connect Cliffside, North Carolina (about 60 miles west of Charlotte) to a connection with Seaboard Air Line at Cliffside Junction. The line opened in 1905. In later years, traffic consisted of scrap metal, textiles and waste. In 1984, Seaboard System sold their 4 and half mile connecting line from Cliffside Junction to Ellenboro to the Cliffside, effectively doubling the length of the shortline. By late 1987, the last customers had faded away and operations ended.
Brief History:
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on 2019-06-11 17:12:39
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