A train of the Stolper Kreisbahn (probably at the Wollin station) stands on the Stolp – Zezenow line in the Dargeröse – Zezenow section and waits for its departure (around 1925). The train consists of a locomotive, a pack wagon and a third class passenger car.
Operator was the Stolper Kreisbahn, a narrow gauge railway with a gauge of 750 mm. The railway network connected the city of Stolp with the northern surroundings. From 1913 onwards, the network was expanded by new lines in standard gauge. At the same time, the existing network was converted to standard gauge by 1933. The section shown here between Dargeröse, Wollin and Zezenow was closed. From 1933 onwards, the management was taken over by Stolper Kreisbahnen AG, and from 1940 the management was transferred to the Pommersche Landesbahnen together with other railways in the region. In 1945, the line was completely dismantled by the Soviet Union as a war reparation.
Max Knitt
2022-01-13 16:49:03
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