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The Cedar Rapids and Iowa City Railway Co., also known as the CRANDIC (and locally as the Interurban), provided passenger service from August 1904 through May 1953. The office was located on the west side of Clinton Street, at the intersection of…

The CRANDIC, or Interurban, shuttled passengers between Iowa City and Cedar Rapids, 1904 until 1953. Old Capitol in background.

Old Capitol visible in background.

View looking northwest from top of Old Capitol. Madison Street visible at bottom right. Nurse's Home (later called Westlawn) visible in background.

View looking southeast. Old Capitol in background.

View looking southeast. Old Capitol in background.

Cedar Rapids and Iowa City railroad transported passengers between the two cities. View of North Riverside Drive (Templin Road).

Single story wooden depot with large brick building behind. Automobile between tracks. "R. E. Lawler, 400 1/2 E. 3rd St., West Liberty, Iowa"--Photograph verso.

Two story wooden depot. "R. E. Lawler, 400 1/2 E 3rd St. West Liberty, Iowa"--Photograph verso.

Railroad tracks running alongside a road with a grain elevator and barn nearby. "View looks N. Ron Sims photo, 2717 Cornell, DM, IA 50313"--Photograph verso.