The Story of the Cedar Valley Road Electric Railroad and Interurban Trolley System military science Compelled to relocate to Iowa

Compelled to relocate to Iowa in 1830

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The Story of the Cedar Valley Road Electric Railroad and Interurban Trolley System military science Compelled to relocate to IowaIn 1895, entrepreneur Louis S. Cass and his brothers opened a two mile long narrow gauge horsecar line in Waterloo, Iowa. The line grew into the Waterloo, Cedar Falls and Northern Railway, or the Cedar Valley Road, with right of way extending from Cedar Falls north to Waverly. A busy freight and passenger service, the Cedar Valley was unusual in its day for its reliance upon electricity for motive power. Five 60 ton Westinghouse locomotives hauled