Pfälzische Eisenbahnen
Train Company
Pfälzische railways (often short Pfalzbahn) is the 1844-1908 existing joint direction and management of all private railway companies in the field of Palatinate (Bavaria) referred. The railway directorate was first in the provincial capital Speyer and was later relocated to Ludwigshafen am Rhein.
The society originated with the building of the Pfälzischen Ludwigsbahn by the company of the same name. With the built since 1855 Maximilian Railway, the management and administration of the Maximilian Railway Company was also taken over. The management and accounting for the Neustadt-Dürkheimer Railway Company (NDE) came in 1862 to. The same thing happened with the company of the Palatine Northern Railways, which took over the NDE in 1870.
Subject ID: 90315
MorePfälzische railways (often short Pfalzbahn) is the 1844-1908 existing joint direction and management of all private railway companies in the field of Palatinate (Bavaria) referred. The railway directorate was first in the provincial capital Speyer and was later relocated to Ludwigshafen am Rhein.
The society originated with the building of the Pfälzischen Ludwigsbahn by the company of the same name. With the built since 1855 Maximilian Railway, the management and administration of the Maximilian Railway Company was also taken over. The management and accounting for the Neustadt-Dürkheimer Railway Company (NDE) came in 1862 to. The same thing happened with the company of the Palatine Northern Railways, which took over the NDE in 1870.
In 1869, all shareholders' meetings finally agreed to a merger of the administration, whereby the individual companies remained legally independent and separate books were kept. The shares of the Neustadt-Dürkheimer company were taken over on January 1, 1870 by the company of the Northern Railway. At the same time, the remaining three companies received new licenses and a uniform interest guarantee.
From 1905, the Bavarian state claimed its right of first refusal. On January 1, 1909, the then largest private railway company in Germany as Royal Bavarian Railway Directorate Ludwigshafen was incorporated into the Bavarian State Railways. With the end of the monarchy, the predicate "Royal" was omitted. According to the ceasefire agreements, the management was occupied on 4 December 1918 by a French field railway department.
Subject ID: 90315
Subject ID: 90315
