The Conway Electric Street Railway was the very embodiment of a rural street railway, remote and uniquely fashioned to the town it served. This is the centerpiece of an historical web article by Alfred Barten.

The line essentially followed South River from Burkeville to Conway Station. It was built along the side of whatever dirt road was present. Conway Electric Street Railway route is described in this portion of a web article by Alfred Barten.

Steep grades and sharp turns prohibited the use of standard-size freight equipment. Conway Electric Street Railway roster of rolling stock is described in this portion of a web article by Alfred Barten.