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*1900 merged into Atlantic Coast Line Railroad. Owned by the Manchester & Augusta Railroad. Apparently built between 1885 and 1888, the railroad stopped at Connors depot three times a day to pick up lumber, bricks, mail, and passengers. From the New York Times, dated September 15, 1888: CHARLESTON, S.C., Sept. 14.--At Varnes today one pier of the Eutawville Railroad bridge over the Santee River gave way, precipitating several loaded cars and a number of employes into the river. Five men are still missing but as some of the others escaped after floating five miles down stream on timbers it is hoped all will be rescued. Appointing himself engineer on June 20, 1885, William Harley gave a right-of-way through his property to the Eutawville Railroad Company for the purpose of building a railroad. |
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Towns on Route: Ferguson (1890) Belvidere Berkeley (1886) > Connors (1898) Eutawville Vance Milicans Poplar (1886) > Parler (1888) > Santee (1940) Elloree Creston (1896) |
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