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Charlie Barrett

Engineer — Western & Atlantic Railroad

<div class="mh-excerpt">Charlie Barrett, sometimes spelled Charley, was the engineer on train No. 2, the last Western and Atlantic Railroad train from Chattanooga, Tennessee, to Atlanta, Georgia, to operate over the railroad’s five-foot gauge.</div> <a class="mh-excerpt-more" href="https://railfanning.org/people/name/charlie-barnett/" title="Charlie Barrett"></a>

Benjamin Bartle

Engineer — Memphis, Clarksville & Louisville Railroad

Benjamin Bartle was a locomotive engineer for the Memphis, Clarksville & Louisville Railroad and one of the most notable railroaders in early Clarksville history. A native of Pennsylvania, Bartle helped operate trains during the railroad's formative years and…

W. E. Beach

President — Citizens Street Railway

<div class="mh-excerpt">W.E. Beach was a Clarksville businessman associated with the city’s final streetcar company, the Citizens Street Railway.</div> <a class="mh-excerpt-more" href="https://railfanning.org/people/name/w-beach/" title="W. E. Beach"></a>

Charles Beardley

Train Dispatcher — Western & Atlantic Railroad

<div class="mh-excerpt">Charles Beardley resigned as a train dispatcher for the Western and Atlantic Railroad in about February 1891.</div> <a class="mh-excerpt-more" href="https://railfanning.org/people/name/charles-beardley/" title="Charles Beardley"></a>

Charles Beardsley

Train Dispatcher — Western & Atlantic Railroad

<div class="mh-excerpt">Charles Beardsley joined the Western and Atlantic Railroad circa 1869. He began as an operator on the railroad.</div> <a class="mh-excerpt-more" href="https://railfanning.org/people/name/charles-beardsley/" title="Charles Beardsley"></a>

B. A. Bell

Smyrna Agent — Western & Atlantic Railroad

<div class="mh-excerpt">B.A. Bell joined the Western and Atlantic Railroad circa 1868.</div> <a class="mh-excerpt-more" href="https://railfanning.org/people/name/b-bell/" title="B. A. Bell"></a>

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