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*1914 folded into Norfolk Southern Railroad (2nd), which owned this railroad since inception in 1911. + 1911 - Acquired the Aberdeen & Asheboro Railroad. + 1911 - Acquired the Durham & Charlotte Railroad . + 1911 - Acquired the Raleigh & Southport Railway. + 1911 - Acquired the Sanford & Troy Railroad. In November 1911, the Norfolk Southern Railroad formed the Raleigh, Charlotte & Southern Railway as a consolidation of several smaller companies. The Raleigh, Charlotte & Southern Railway was made up of the Aberdeen & Asheboro Railroad, the Durham & Charlotte Railroad, the Raleigh & Southport Railway, and the Sanford & Troy Railroad. |
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Towns on Route: Line #1 - Aberdeen to Troy: Aberdeen Pinehurst West End Eagle Springs Candor Biscoe Star Troy Line #2 - Star to Asheboro: Star Ether Steads Asbury Quinine Seagrove Michfield Ulah Asheboro Line #3 - West End to Jackson Springs: West End Jackson Springs Line #4 - Troy to Mount Gilead: Troy Wadeville Mount Gilead Line #5 - Candor to Ellerbe: Candor Rubyatt (1912-1914) Norman McLeod (1914-1915) Ellerbe Line #6 - Glendon to Gulf: Glendon Carbonton Gulf Line #7 - Gulf to Cumnock: Gulf Cumnock Line #8 - Glendon to Star: Glendon Putnam Hallison > Parkwood (1953) Hemp > Robbins (1943) Spies Star Line #9 - Raleigh to Fayetteville: Raleigh Caraleigh (1900s) McCullers Willow Spring Cardenas Varina (1913) Fuquay Springs Chalybeate Springs Kipling Lillington Harnett (1909-1918) Bunnlevel Linden (1914) Lane (1907-1913) Slocumb Fayetteville |
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