File:FOTG Linienplan 1885.JPG
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English: Route of the Frankfurt and Offenbach Tramway Society (FOTG), one of the first electric tramway lines in the world and the first commercial electrical tramway in Germany and also the first tramway in Germany using a overhead line. The line was opened at February 18th, 1884 to Frankfurt-Oberrad and at April 10th, 1884 further to Offenbach.
Deutsch: Strecke der Frankfurt-Offenbacher Trambahn-Gesellschaft (FOTG), eine der ersten elektrischen Straßenbahnen der Welt und die erste kommerzielle elektrische Straßenbahn in Deutschland. Die erste Straßenbahnlinie in Deutschland mit einer Oberleitung wurde am 18. Februar 1884 bis Frankfurt-Oberrad in Betrieb genommen und am 10. April 1884 bis Offenbach verlängert. |
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FOTG (Frankfurt Offenbacher Trambahn Gesellschaft / Frankfurt and Offenbach Tramway Society) |
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English: Timetable of the Frankfurt and Offenbach Tramway Society (FOTG), valid from June 21st, 1885; poster of the Heimatverein Oberrad 2009
Deutsch: Fahrplan der Frankfurt-Offenbacher Trambahn-Gesellschaft (FOTG), gültig ab dem 21.Juni 1885; Poster des Heimatvereins Oberrad 2009 |
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English: Frankfurt and Offenbach Tramway Society (FOTG), printed by C.Forger's print shop in Offenbach a. M.
Deutsch: Frankfurt-Offenbacher Trambahn-Gesellschaft (FOTG), gedruckt von der C.Forger's Druckerei in Offenbach a. M.
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