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Connecticut 1160

The Connecticut Company was a 1907 consolidation of street car companies from eight different cities in Connecticut (Torrington, Hartford, Middletown, Meriden, New Haven, New London, Norwich & Putnam) and a lease of the Connecticut Railway and Light Co. (serving Stamford, Norwalk, Bridgeport, Ansonia-Derby, New Britain and Waterbury) for a total of fourteen cities served. Each of the 13 divisions originally held it's own roster of cars, but as crossing divisions became common the cars were renumbered.

Connecticut 1160 was originally 542 and was purchased by the Consolidated Railway of New Haven CT shortly before the merger

Technical Details
Number: From: Current Disposition: Builder: Built: Retired:
1160 Connecticut Company Restored 2011 John Stephenson Car Co 1906 1948
Type: Acquired: Seats: Control: Brakes: Compressor:
Suburban Streetcar 1948 44 K-6 Straight Air DH-16
Trucks Motors
Number: Manufacturer: Model: Number: Manufacturer: Model:
2 Standard 050 4 General Electric 80
Weight & Dimensions
Length: Width: Weight:
41' 8' 4.00" 49,300 lbs


All Seashore Car and locomotive data is usually from The Seashore Collections Page.