"Snakeline Sold at Mortgagee Sale" (1917)
"Lawsuits Against S. & S. Street Ry."
"Car Service for Swansea Village" (1920)
"Swansea Will Have Street Car Service" (1920)
"Belief That Company Will Not Resule Operations of Cars"
"Consolidated Line - How did you get to Providence 50 years ago"
"Swansea Car Line Will Re-open Soon" (1920)
"Open Car to Somerset" article
"Open Platform Electrics" article
"Consolidated Electric Train Passing Over Slades Ferry Bridge" article
"Proposal To Buy Snake Line Made" article
Elliott E. Andrews article from Journal Bulletin News Library
"Jitneys at War With Trolleys"
Photos below of a Young Man by the name of William. We do not have his last name. He was a motor man for the electric car company 1904 through 1906. These pictures were taken in June of 1904 on his first day of work.
Photo below of the trolley at Swayze's corner. In the background, the building to the left was where Mr. Coupe would make belt dressings.
Photo below of the trolley behind the white fencing outside of Mrs. Brown's house
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Photos below of what became Gray's Cheverolet in Swansea (now a Kia Delearship)
Photo below of Porter Green taken at Luther's corner
Photo below donated by Irene Sherman, November of 1943, of the Providence Fall River car on Mill Road opposite Mount Hope Cemetery. William Wellington's house is on the right.
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