Springfield and Eastern Street Railway Company

1901 – 1910

State of Incorporation
Massachusetts
Business Purpose
Street Railway
Rail Operations
1901-1905
Operations In
United States: Massachusetts

Predecessor Companies by Name Change, Reorganization or Merger

Palmer and Monson Street Railway Company
1897 to 1901, Renamed

Timeline

1901
Palmer and Monson Street Railway Company is renamed to Springfield and Eastern Street Railway Company.
Source
Stephen P. Carlson with Thomas W. Harding, “New Haven Owned - Worcester, Springfield & Berkshire,” in From Boston to the Berkshires, 79-91 (Boston Street Railway Association, Inc., 1990).
1905
Springfield Street Railway Company and Springfield and Eastern Street Railway Company are acquired by New England Investment and Security Company , a wholly owned subsidiary of The New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company.
Source
Stephen P. Carlson with Thomas W. Harding, “New Haven Owned - Worcester, Springfield & Berkshire,” in From Boston to the Berkshires, 79-91 (Boston Street Railway Association, Inc., 1990).
1905
Springfield and Eastern Street Railway Company leases its property to Springfield Street Railway Company.
Source
Stephen P. Carlson with Thomas W. Harding, “New Haven Owned - Worcester, Springfield & Berkshire,” in From Boston to the Berkshires, 79-91 (Boston Street Railway Association, Inc., 1990).
December 1910
Springfield and Eastern Street Railway Company merges into Springfield Street Railway Company.
Source
Stephen P. Carlson with Thomas W. Harding, “New Haven Owned - Worcester, Springfield & Berkshire,” in From Boston to the Berkshires, 79-91 (Boston Street Railway Association, Inc., 1990).

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