The History of Hampton's Trolleys & Trains

The Trolleys of the Exeter, Hampton & Amesbury Street Railway, 1899-1926

"Trolleys to the Casino: Exeter, Hampton & Amesbury Street Railway": By O. R. Cummings, 1969
Trolleys to the Casino: Illustrations: By O. R. Cummings, 1969
Exeter, Hampton & Amesbury Street Railway: An early history of the EH&A.; By O. R. Cummings, 1951, Transportation Volume 5 - Published June 1951
Exeter, Hampton & Amesbury Street Railway Rolling Stock, 1897-1926: By O. R. Cummings, 1969
Driving the first spike to construct the trolley line through Hampton
O. R. Cummings Trolley Book Signing: At the Tuck Memorial Museum, ca.1970s
A Forgotten Industry: Preface and History of the Briggs Carriage Company, Amesbury, Massachusetts, by O. R. Cummings -- June 1994
Mail Service Was Tops On EHA Street Railway: By O. R. Cummings, New Hampshire Sunday News, January 7, 1973
Remember The Trolley?: By O. R. Cummings
Interesting and Beautiful Scenes Along Line Of Exeter, Hampton and Amesbury Street Railway -- Table of Contents
: By D. Fisher, Rumford Printing Company, 1900
1900 -- On Rockingham Electrics: Description of a trolley ride and the Exeter and Hampton Electric company.
The Trolleys Return: Horace Hobbs reminisces about some of the men who worked for the trolley lines; Hampton Union, July 6, 1983
Trolley Car #8 Leaves Hampton for Last Time: By John M. Holman, 1966
End of the Line for Trolley Car .... It's a home!: By John M. Holman
Exeter, Hampton & Amesbury Street Railway Post Office #18, etc.: A collection of photographs
Yesterday's American Love Affair: By Vern Colby, Seacoast Scene, April 6, 1983
Notes on the History of the Exeter, Hampton & Amesbury Street Railway - Part I
Notes on the History of the Exeter, Hampton & Amesbury Street Railway - Part II: Compiled by Peter E. Randall, 1988
Historic Gift Given At Family Reunion: By Liz Premo, Atlantic News, August 19, 2005

Trains and the Railroad in Hampton

New Locomotive To Run Out Of Boston Bound For Portland: The Hampton Union & Rockingham County Gazette, July 3, 1930

Railroading In Old Hampton: By Horace E. Hobbs, Hampton Union, April 28, 1976

The Night Hampton Depot Was Bombarded: By David F. Colt, Jr., Hampton Academy, Class of 1942

The Modern Day Trolley Buses in Hampton

Trolleys Return To Hampton Beach: By Vern Colby, Seacoast Scene, April 6, 1983

Trolley Coming Back To Hampton: By Norma C. Adams, Hampton Union, May 18, 1983

Summer Bus and Trolley Service to Start at Hampton Beach: From Atlantic News, June 4, 1996

Trolleys Roll Out the Fun: Hampton Union story about the modern day trolleys that service the beach and town in the summer of 2004

This bell, from trolley car #6, a 10-bench open, manufactured by The Briggs Carriage Company of Amesbury, Massachusetts in 1897 for the Exeter Street Railway, was presented to LYNN A DAVIS of Patchogue, New York, a distant relative of The Briggs Carriage Company founder, by JOHN & CONNIE HOLMAN of Hampton, New Hampshire, in grateful appreciation of our mutual interest in trolley car history. -- January 2004.