SUBSIDIARIES AND SYNONYMS
What other names do we associate the NSL with?
Waukegan & North Shore Rapid Transit Co.- Oct 14, 1891
Bluff City Electric Street Railway Co.- Sep1, 1894
North Shore Inter-Urban Railway- Apr 7, 1897
Chicago and Milwaukee Electric Railway Co.- May 12, 1898
Kenosha City Railway Co.- Apr 28, 1902
Chicago & Milwaukee Electric Railroad Co.- Mar 20, 1902
Chicago & Milwaukee Electric Railroad Co.- Jun 22, 1904
Chicago & Milwaukee Electric Railway Co.- Jan 30, 1906
Waukegan, Fox Lake & Western Electric Street Railway- May 6, 1913
Chicago North Shore and Milwaukee Railroad- Jun 12, 1916
North Shore Racine & Milwaukee Railroad- Jun 25, 1916
Chicago North Shore & Milwaukee Railroad Co.- Jul 1, 1923
Chicago North Shore & Northern Railroad Co.- 1923
North Shore and Waukegan Railway Co.- Apr 6, 1926
Chicago North Shore & Milwaukee Railway Co.- Nov 1, 1946
Chicago North Shore & Milwaukee Railway- Dec 14, 1953
Chicago North Shore System Inc,- Dec 14, 1953
1924 The NSL bought the Liberty Lake Gravel Company (originally owned by Interstate Sand & Gravel Company) with properties in Libertyville and Kenosha. In 1925 the name was changed to THE NORTH SHORE MATERIAL COMPANY. Later in 1925, The North Shore Material Company acquired the properties of the Racine Crushed Stone Company. Consisting of 60 acres, it was located on the Root River, south of Horlicksville Road. The lake on the Libertyville property was also harvested in the winter for ice and it was sold in the summer to a local ice dealer. Property also held by the Company was the Lake County Fair Grounds in Libertyville. This consisted of a grandstand, exhibit buildings, animal sheds and a hospital building.
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