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   23 hours ago · The Northern Virginia trolleys were the network of electric streetcars that moved people around the Northern Virginia suburbs of Washington, D.C., from 1892 to 1941. They consisted of six lines operated by as many as three separate companies connecting Rosslyn , Great Falls , Bluemont , Mount Vernon , Fairfax City , Camp Humphries , and Nauck ...

   • Began operation: 1892

   • Ended operation: 1941

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   • The Mount Vernon line then passed under a bridge at St. Elmo that carried the Bluemont branch of the Southern Railway and later the branch's successor, the Bluemont Division of the W&OD Railway. The lines' St. Elmo stations, located in Alexandria's present Del Ray neighborhood, gave travelers an opportunity to transfer between the railroads.

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   What railroad connects Clarendon to Mt Vernon?

   • ( Fairfax Drive) Constructed by the Washington, Arlington and Falls Church Railroad, the South Arlington branch of the Washington—Virginia Railway connected the railway's North Arlington and Rosslyn branches when traveling between Clarendon and Mt. Vernon Junction.

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   Where did the Washington-Mount Vernon trolleys go?

   • After entering the tracks of the Washington-Mount Vernon line, the South Arlington branch's trolleys (some of which had originated in Fairfax City) crossed the Potomac River on the 1872 Long Bridge and, later, on the Highway Bridge. Their trips ended at the downtown Washington station.

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   When did the Washington & Mount Vernon Electric Railway start?

   • The Washington, Alexandria, and Mount Vernon Electric Railway was chartered in 1890 and began operating between Alexandria and Mount Vernon in 1892. In 1896 it completed its tracks to Arlington Junction, located near the present-day corner of S. Eads and S. 12th Streets in Arlington.

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