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Headquarters of the Northern Texas Traction Company and
the Tarrant County Traction Company still stands at
the SW corner of 3rd and Main in Fort Worth.
At the Far right on the NW Corner is the old Western Union Building.
Photo by C. Martin.
These two rails are all that is left of the Tarrant County Traction
Company's crossing-at-grade in East Vickery Street, near Sycamore Park.
Photo by C. Martin.
Today's foot bridge over the creek in Sycamore Park
once carried the Tarrant County Traction Company's Interurbans.
Photo by C. Martin.
This is where TCTC crossed the old IGN at Everman, Texas.
TCTC ran parallel to the street (Wichita Avenue).
Photo by C. Martin.
On the west side of Wichita Ave in Everman, remains
these bridge piers of TCTC. Photo by C. Martin.
This line of smaller towers south of Everman, Texas, today mark the alignment of NTTC's route to Cleburne.
Photo by C. Martin.
This electrical substation for the Tarrant County Traction Company's
Interurban still stands at the north end of Spinks Airport, south of
Crowley - Rendon Rd and east of I-35W,
in southern Fort Worth. Photo by C. Martin.
In the TCTC's final days, this blacktop street was the highway
entrance to Burleson, Texas. The interurban crossed here and the rails
are still in place, although the city of Burleson has covered them again.
Photo by C. Martin.
This was the TCTC's Burleson Depot. Although unoccupied when the picture
was taken, in later years it was used as a newspaper and printing office.
Photo by C. Martin.
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