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Trolleys to the Fountain Monmouth County Electric By Joseph Eid 1980 Soft Cover
Trolleys to the Fountain Monmouth County Electric By Joseph Eid
Copyright 1980
Soft Cover Stapled
Pages are not numbered
Cpntents:
I Steamboats, Turnpikes and Railroads1819-1889
II The Beginnings1889-1898
III Receivership1898-1901
IV Monmouth County Electric Company1901-1916
V The End of the Line1916-1922
Roster of Cars
Maps and Routes
INTRODUCTION
Trolleys to the Fountain is the third in a series of books on the streetcar systems of the Jersey Shore. The first book, Trolleys Across the Sand Dunes, covered Ocean County's Point Pleasant Traction and the Trenton, Lakewood and Seacoast Railway. The second volume, Trolleys in the Coast Cities, covered the Atlantic Coast Electric Railway.- Coast Cities Railway of Asbury Park from Manasquan to Long Branch. This book covers the area from Long Branch north to Red Bank-Rumson.
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