The History of the Greek Railways

Season 1, Episode 10: The railway networks of the Central and South Peloponnese

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The network of the Piraeus-Athens-Peloponnese Railways had already begun to spread in the early 1880s.

All Episodes - Season 1

The birth of the Greek Railways
Episode 1
The birth of the Greek Railways
 The Attica Railway System
Episode 2
The Attica Railway System
 Thessaloniki Railways through the memories of Railway Workers - Part Ι
Episode 3
Thessaloniki Railways through the memories of Railway Workers - Part Ι
 Thessaloniki Railways through the memories of Railway Workers - Part ΙΙ
Episode 4
Thessaloniki Railways through the memories of Railway Workers - Part ΙΙ
 The Railways of East Macedonia and Thrace
Episode 5
The Railways of East Macedonia and Thrace
 The Railway Networks of Idomeni and Florina
Episode 6
The Railway Networks of Idomeni and Florina
 The railway connection between Athens and Thessaloniki
Episode 7
The railway connection between Athens and Thessaloniki
 The Railways of Thessaly
Episode 8
The Railways of Thessaly
 The railway networks of the North Peloponnese and Aetolia-Acarnania
Episode 9
The railway networks of the North Peloponnese and Aetolia-Acarnania
 The railway networks of the Central and South Peloponnese
Episode 10
The railway networks of the Central and South Peloponnese
 The Greek Railways during the National Struggles, Part 1
Episode 11
The Greek Railways during the National Struggles, Part 1
 The Greek Railways in the National Causes, Part 2
Episode 12
The Greek Railways in the National Causes, Part 2
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