-
Street Railway horsecars replaced horse-drawn
omnibuses as a
public transit mode in Toronto.
Electric streetcars later replaced the
horsecars between 1892...
-
Depot Railway, the City Railroad, and the
Central Railroad. The last
horsecars were
converted to
electric in 1897.
Cable car
street railways in Los Angeles...
-
incorporated and in two
months horsecars were
running on
State Street between Randolph and 12th Streets. The
horsecars were a
success from the start....
- (1865–1948) was a
streetcar system that
started operations in 1865 with
horsecars,
electrified in 1897 and
ceased operation in 1948. This
former system...
- used 4 ft 9 in (1,448 mm) The
trams in Dresden,
authorised in 1872 as
horsecars, used 1,440 mm (4 ft 8+11⁄16 in)
gauge vehicles.
Converted to 600 V DC...
- iron in rails,
becoming standard for all railways. The
first p****enger
horsecar or tram,
Swansea and
Mumbles Railway, was
opened between Swansea and Mumbles...
- mule-powered line in Celaya,
survived until May 1954. In the 21st century,
horsecars are
still used to take
visitors along the 9-kilometre (5.6 mi) tour of...
- LSR (which
later became London Transit)
began operation in 1875
using horsecars,
basic and
small p****enger
wagons pulled by horses. Like many
street railway...
- then
common on the well-paved
streets of
European cities.
Running the
horsecars on
rails allowed for a much
smoother ride.
There are
records of a street...
-
public road in 1857, a
horsecar line was
constructed on it
between Tollgate and
existing tracks at
Dudley Square.: 10 Most
horsecar service in
Boston was...
