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Links about trams and light rails in Minneapolis

There are 4 links about trams and light rails in Minneapolis (United States) on Tram Travels.

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MNOpedia: Twin City Rapid Transit Company and Electric Streetcars
By: Linda A. Cameron.
Language: English.

"Horse car and cable car systems in the Twin Cities spurred urban growth and gave residents more mobility. The coming of the electric streetcar in 1889 had an even greater impact. With cars that could travel faster and farther, the system grew to become one of the nation's finest public transpor"

U.S. Streetcar Systems Website
Language: English.

"RailwayPreservation.com is a U.S. website about streetcars, heritage trolleys, and railway preservation. It offers an overview of American and Canadian streetcar systems, covering both vintage trolley and modern streetcar operations, and collects travel reports, historical notes, project write-ups, and technical resources. The site also includes archive and library pages on early electric railways."

Tram companies

Metro Transit Minneapolis
Language: English.

"Metro Transit is the public transportation service for the Minneapolis–St. Paul area and a service of the Metropolitan Council. The website brings together trip planning, NexTrip real-time departures, service alerts, park-and-ride tools, stop and station search, and updates on buses and light rail. It also provides access to Metro Micro, Metro Mobility, commuter programs, accessibility, careers, and public safety."

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Minnesota Streetcar Museum (MSM)
Language: English.

"The Minnesota Streetcar Museum collects, restores, and exhibits electric streetcars that operated in Minnesota. The collection includes streetcars from Minneapolis and St. Paul, Duluth, Winona, Moorhead, and the Iron Range. The museum has the largest collection of streetcars from Minnesota. The museum has an extensive collection of books, photographs, and reference documents relating to the history of electric railroads in Minnesota. It includes the definitive collection on the Twin City Rapid Transit Company."

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