Seashore Trolley Museum, Kennebunkport, Maine

One of twenty high-speed lightweight interurban cars built for the Cincinnati & Lake Erie Railroad of Ohio in 1930, No. 118 was sold eight years later to the Cedar Rapids & Iowa City Railway - better known as CRANDIC - of the Hawkeye State. Capable of speeds in excess of 80 miles per hour, the car was regularly operated on the CRANDIC until 1953, when it was acquired by the Seashore Trolley Museum. In its C&LE days, it ran over a 285-mile route from Cincinnati, Ohio to Detroit, Michigan.

Collection of Matthew D. Cosgro
Image > Postcard > Printed > Chrome
Object ID: 9304001626

Printer: Dexter Press, Inc.
Photographer: Joseph B. Doherty
Publisher: John Stern

Date, Image Taken: Unknown Date
Postmark: Not postally used.

Location, depicts: Kennebunkport, Maine
Location, was published at: New York City, New York
Location, was printed at: West Nyack, New York

Subject, Business: Seashore Trolley Museum

Recorded: 2021-10-24
Watermark Removal & Reproduction: Not Available
Storage Location: Archives