The Forgotten History of Hershey’s Electric Railway in Cuba

Hershey's Electric Railway in Cuba, built in 1916 by the chocolate company, played a crucial role in transporting sugar. The railway connected sugar plantations to the Hershey factory, aiding in efficient sugar production. The history of this electric railway sheds light on the intersection of technology, transportation, and food production in Cuba. The railway was a significant part of Hershey's operations in Cuba, contributing to the region's industrial and economic development.