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Beall, Lewis tram road

In 1896, Beall, Lewis proposed to build a tram road half a mile below Pendleton in Sabine County, to the Sabine River. The company wanted to construct a tram road one and a half miles long into the forest, which had never been harvested before. They had made contracts with Orange Lumber Company to supply logs down the river to the mill.

Code

37

Corporate Name:

Beall, Lewis tram road

Folk Name:

Incorporated:

Ownership:

Bell, Lewis Lumber Company, L. J. Lewis

Years of Operation:

Proposed 1896

Track Type:

Track Length:

1 1/2

Locations Served:

Pendleton Sabine

Counties of Operation:

Sabine

Line Connections:

Track Information:

Equipment:

History:

In 1896, Beall, Lewis proposed to build a tram road half a mile below Pendleton in Sabine County, to the Sabine River. The company wanted to construct a tram road one and a half miles long into the forest, which had never been harvested before. They had made contracts with Orange Lumber Company to supply logs down the river to the mill.

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