Tulsa Street Railway No. 395, NTT No.
557, and NTT No. 560 sit at an intermediate stop in Odessa, Texas. The remaining paint
on the Ft. W. cars is described as Stone & Webster yellow - more of a mustard yellow. |
Former North Texas Traction No. 560
was purchased with the donations of several volunteers who wanted to preserve a piece
of Fort Worth's history. Along with No. 557, the streetcar was used as a house in
Andrews,
Texas beginning in 1936 (during which Andrews appears to have been experiencing an oil
boom as well as a housing shortage). |
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