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Elbert R. Robinson invented the electric railway trolley, for which he received a patent in 1893.

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What did Elbert T Robinson invent?

Elbert T. Robinson invented the electric trolley.


Why did Elbert R Robinson invent the trolley car in the first place?

He didn't invent the trolley car. There were others before him. However he considered that he had an improvement on the previous systems. See the related question below.


Who invented the trolly?

Elbert R. Robinson invented the trolly!


Is there an autobiography on Elbert R Robinson inventor of the electric trolley?

There is no known autobiography on Elbert R. Robinson, the inventor of the electric trolley. However, there may be biographies or historical accounts that mention his contributions to transportation.


Is there a picture of elbert r Robinson?

no there is no picture of him neither is there any info about him good luck trying


What did elbert invent?

telstra phone


Who invent 1?

I think it was elbert Enstien


When was Elbert R. Curtis born?

Elbert R. Curtis was born in 1901.


When did Elbert R. Curtis die?

Elbert R. Curtis died in 1975.


When did elbert r Robinson die?

good luck finding any information about this guy. I feel bad for you if you have to do a project about this guy cause I did and i failed. :(


Who was Elbert R Robinson?

Elbert R. Robinson was a pioneering African American aviator who became the third African American to receive a pilot's license in the United States. He was known for his contributions to the advancement of African Americans in aviation during the early 20th century.


When did Elbert R Robinson invent the trolley?

Elbert R. Robinson did not invent the trolley. The electric trolley was developed by Frank J. Sprague in Richmond, Virginia, in 1888. Robinson is known for his contributions to electric railroad technology, particularly the third rail system.