Bluff City Electric Street
Company Name | Bluff City Electric Street |
Category | Railroad |
Year Founded | 1896 |
Final Year of Operation | 1897 |
Termination | Acquired |
Country | United States (Details) |
Source of Text | Bluford Shops |
Text Credit URL | Link |
Company History:
The BCESRwy opened their streetcar line between Waukegan and North Chicago, Illinois in 1896. The service was popular but debts incurred from construction caused problems from the outset. The year after it opened, the company was absorbed by Chicago & Milwaukee Electric Railway. By 1916, this line was part of the Chicago North Shore & Milwaukee.
Brief History:
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on 2023-04-30 19:19:33
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