The Oklahoma Railway Company(ORy) operated three
Interurban lines and several
Streetcar lines in
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma and the surrounding area from 1904 to 1947.
Freight traffic was also handled on the
Interurban lines as well as a few of the
Streetcar lines. The Guthrie Division saw perhaps the greatest amount of this traffic due to a connection with the
Fort Smith And Western Railroad at Guthrie.
As World War II approached, the company began to shift focus away from interurban/streetcar operation towards busses; as a result, the company began to gradually abandon its rail operations. As part of this action, several line segments were leased, then sold to the
Santa Fe and the
Rock Island .
The three interurban lines were:
