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Gallatin Valley Electric Railway, The Bozeman line to Yosemite Valley! - Two Varieties [123889]

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Gallatin Valley Electric Railway, The Bozeman line to Yosemite Valley!  - Two Varieties  [123889]
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1) Gallatin Valley Electric Railway. # 24 for 50 shares to RM Hart in 1909. Signed by Charles Anderson and president HS Buell. 2) # 115 for 1 share to David C. Owen. Signed by EW Adams and president Woodrow(?). Gallatin Valley Electric Railway has been crossed out and Gallatin Valley Railway Company has been stamped over it. The Gallatin Valley Electric Railway was Incorporated in the State of Montana on 18 March 1908. The name was changed to the Gallatin Valley Railway on 8 September 1910, and the line opened on 1 November 1910. In 1911 the entire stock of the company was purchased by the Chicago, Milwaukee and Puget Sound Railway, and the line was thereafter run as a branch of the Milwaukee Road. The line extended 27 miles south from Three Forks Junction on the Milwaukee Road's main line to Bozeman Hot Springs, thence about 11 miles east to Bozeman and another 25 miles more or less due north to Menard, bringing it to a point 17 miles east and 6 miles south of the other end of the line at Three Forks. There were two branches, one 5 miles long from Belgrade Junction to Belgrade, and another which ran 15 miles south from Bozeman to Salesville, now known as Gallatin Gateway, where there was access to the Yellowstone National Park and a large railway hotel. The line also absorbed the Bozeman street eclectic railway.

Date: 1909, 1917
Country (if not USA):
State: Montana
City: Bozeman
Provenance: Stuart Mackenzie Montana Railroad Collection