The Akron, Bedford, and Cleveland (also called the ABC) Interurban Cars transported Clevelanders to many places in Northeast Ohio. Bedford, though a small town, became a stop as it is located in between Akron and Cleveland. This line allowed people to move from the city to the suburbs. It furthermore allowed residents of Bedford to work in Cleveland while residing in Bedford, and vice versa. | Date: 1910? | Source: Dick Squire, Bedford Village Views: Selections from Around the Town, with the Village Observer, 1982-1992 (Bedford, Ohio: Bedford Historical Society, 1992): 246. | Rights: Bedford Historical SocietyDownload Original File
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Dick Squire, Bedford Village Views: Selections from Around the Town, with the Village Observer, 1982-1992 (Bedford, Ohio: Bedford Historical Society, 1992): 246.
