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Title: Hagerstown & Frederick 171 Lewiston (MD), Chrome unused Description: No. 171 was acquired new by the Hagerstown & Frederick in 1919. The car is shown crossing Fishing Creek in Lewiston, Md. in 1953		Title: View from Mt. Beacon showing Incline Railway Newburgh (NY), Linen unused Description: View from Mt. Beacon (Elevation 1,600 Feet) showing Incline Railway. In Distance Beacon, Hudson River, and Newburgh, N.Y

Title: Toonerville Trolley And River Trip To Tahquamenon Falls Chrome unused Description: All Aboard! And we're off on the Toonerville Trolley for an exciting journey a 6 mile ride through a thick primeval Forest, the natural habitat of deer, bear, other wild animals, and birds. The trolley takes you to Hunter's Mill whre the stately River Boats are boarded for a 21 mile scenic cruise down the Tahquamenon River. The River boats, largest and finest on the Tahquamenon, embark from the upper part of the river whrer wildlife is most abundant. The Captain calls your attention to points of interest and wildlife along the banks. On board, the famous “Paul Bunyan Hamburgers” are served along with other sandwiches and refreshments at popular prices. Capt. Joe Beach Pioneer of the Tahquamenon River. The wonderful experiences of being a game warden, and a guide on the Tahquamenon River, led Capt. Joe to originate the first Toonerville Trolley and river trip back in 1927. Today his son, Capt. “R. J.,” is on hand to welcome you abouard, offering you the skill of more than 25 years of crusising on the River		Title: Crowd at Streetcar Stop Divided Back unused

Title: Wait 'Till I get my Clothes On Divided Back unused Description: Series 5001 "Hey there! Wait 'Till I get my Clothes On!"		Title: 33 Bellefontaine Real Photo unused


Title: Horse Drawn Street Car Real Photo unused		Title: Southampton 742 Real Photo unused

Title: Silver Sightseer Chrome unused Description: Proving that PCC could be air-conditioned and as comfortable as an airplane of that era, Trans Caribbean Airways owners of D.C. transit refurbished 1512 for special sightseeing service in the nations Capitol. September 1957.		Title: Boston 3136 (MA), Chrome unused Description: PCC cars 3136 and 3131 of the Massachusetts Bay Transit Authority are bound for Watertown Square on Tremont Street in Newton, Mass.

Title: MBTA Snow Plow In Action (MA), Chrome unused Description: Blizzard of 1978. On February 6th, 1978 the metropolitan Boston area was hit with a blizzard that dumped over 2? feet of snow and virtually brought everything that moved to a halt. One of the first lines to get moving was the MBTA's Riverside line. Pictured here is plow 5123, a product of 1907, bucking drifts and level snow over 30 inches deep. It has taken almost 6 hours to come from Kenmore Station out to Newton Highlands. February 9, 1978.		Title: San Diego Trolley San Diego (CA), Chrome unused Description: New articulated trolley is ready to depart the Santa Fe - Amtrak Depot in Center City San Diego, CA for the sixteen mile trip to San Ysidro at the international Border. Fourteen of these model U2 light rail vehicles, built by Siemens/DuWag of Dusseldorf, Germany provide service. Service started in mid-1981, on U.S.A.'s newest trolley line.

Title: On The Way To Rubio Canyon Rubio Canyon (CA), Divided Back unused Description: Pasadena in the distance		Title: The Great White Way Minnetonka (MN), Divided Back PM 1908 Sep-01 Description: Great white way between Minneapolis and Lake Minnetonka, Minn. Twin city Lines.

Title: PA Trolley 1730 (PA), Chrome unused Description: PCC car 1730, "Trolley", departs South Hills Junction, Pittsburgh, Pa. for its run on Route 37 to Castle Shannon. Pittsburgh trolleys are noted for their colorful paint schemes, many being only one of a kind.		Title: Westchester Fair 1908 Westchester (NY), Divided Back unused

Title: Willamette St. Looking North Eugene (OR), Divided Back PM 1910 Apr-00		Title: Third Avenue Railway Chrome unused Description: Passengers enjoy the natural air conditioning of convertible car 1096 on 42nd St. at 6th Ave., New York in August 1939. Built in 1909 by Brill as part of series Nos. 851 to 1125.

Title: TTS Light Rail Vehicle Chrome unused Description: TTC light rail vehicle No. 4002 (Swiss Industrial Co., 1977) carries special livery to mark Toronto's Sesquicentennial (1834-1984). Credit Ted Wickson with this July 20, 1984 view of 4002 on Broadview Avenue.		Title: Rapid Transit On Ontario Ontario (CA), Divided Back PM 1909 May-11 Description: Rapid Transit in Ontario in 1895

Title: Shame to keep one waiting Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1906 Feb-26 Description: It is really a shame to keep one waiting		Title: Cable Car Powel & Market Clinton Cafeteria San Francisco (CA), Real Photo PM 1946

Title: Edinburgh Corporation Tramways Chrome unused Description: Standard car No. 58 Built 1928 by E. c. t. In 1893 Edinburgh Corporation purchased 11 1/2 of the 18 route miles of horse tramways developed since 1871 by the Edinburgh Street Tramway Co Ltd. Three years later the Corporation also purchased the two cable tramways which had been inaugurated in 1888 by the Edinburgh Northern Tramways Company. All the tramways in the City were then leased to the Edinburgh & District Tramways Co. Ltd. which converted the horse tramways to cable traction in the following years		Title: Derby Corporation Tramway Chrome unused Description: 4 - Wheel Balcony car No. 22. from 1880 - 1900 horse trams of the Derby Tramways Co. Ltd. operated four principal routes along the Ashbourne, London, Mormanton and Osmaston roads, nearly five route miles in all. The system was municipalised in 1900 and electrified on 4 ft. gauge in 1904, with new routes and extensions in 1905 - 08. Eventually eight routes reaiating from the center of the town were worked by 74 double - deck cars and four single deck cars. The 14 route miles of electric tramway were replaced by trolley buses in 1932 - 34.

Title: Seashore Trolley Museum Kennebunkport (ME), Chrome unused Description: Among the last conventional type trolleys purchased by the Montreal Tramways Company of Montreal, Canada, were the 25 cars of the 2650 class, built by the Canadian Car & Foundry company, Ltd., of Montreal in 1930. Seashore's 2652 is one of this group, which was designed for operation in trains of two cars. It is the only car of this class to be preserved and is among the jewels in the collection of Montréal cars at the "World's Oldest and Largest Electric Railway Museum."		Title: Seashore Trolley Museum Kennebunkport (ME), Chrome unused Description: No. 391, A 15 - bench open trolley from New Haven, Conn. (built by Osgood Bradley Co. in 1910) used to be a summer favorite to beaches, parks, picnics, or just to cool off on sweltering days. Visitors to the museum - like those pictured here - can enjoy old fashioned open are rides daily during the summer season. "World's Oldest and Largest Electric Railway Museum".

Title: Cable Cars On Turntable Chrome unused Description: Powell and Market Streets in San Francisco is the famous corner where the cable car turns around on a turntable. Residents and visitors alike crowd aboard the unique vehicles for a bouncing, exciting trip over the hills of the fabulous city.		Title: San Francisco's Cable Cars Chrome unused Description: Crossing at California and Powell Sts. Are two of San Francisco's famed cable cars. Looking down California a portion of the San Francisco - Oakland Bay Bridge can be seen tin the distance

Title: Purchase Street New Bedford (MA), Linen unused		Title: Herald Building New York City (NY), Divided Back PM 1908

Title: I Take A Run Over Divided Back unused		Title: Broadway Looking North New York (NY), Divided Back PM 1910

Title: I take a run over Divided Back PM 1909		Title: I Take A Run Over Divided Back PM 1909

Title: You May Expect Me Soon Divided Back PM 1910		Title: Street Trolly Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1907

Title: View On A. And H. Railway Post Card (Undivided Back) unused		Title: Main Street From Broadway Norwich (CT), Divided Back unused

Title: Double Decker In Front Of State Capitol Columbus (OH), White Border unused		Title: Scene On Suburban Line Cleveland (OH), Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1906 Description: Running out of Cleveland

Title: Cable Car Turntable San Francisco (CA), Chrome unused Description: The cable car was invented in San Francisco by Mr. A. S. Hallidie. Operating in 1873, it was the first car of its king in the world. Passengers delight in helping turn the car at the turntable.		Title: Trollies Post Card (Undivided Back) unused

Title: No. 316 Bronx Trolley Chrome unused Description: When Grandpa was a boy, hundreds of trolleys like No. 316 used to criss-cross the Bronx in N. Y. City. Carefully restored to original condition by Ronald Parente, it glides over the Museum's operating railway where more than 40 electric railway cars, 'from horse car to streamliner' are on display. Cool, shady picnicking facilities available. Conveniently located near The Green in East Haven (Conn. Tpk. Exit 51). Schedule of Trolley Operation April thru Nov: Sun. - 1 to 6 P.M. May 30th thru Labor Day: Sat., Sun. & Hol. - 1 to 6 P.M.		Title: Park Place Rockville (CT), Divided Back unused

Title: Cable Car on Turn Table, Powell and Market San Francisco (CA), Linen unused Description: Close to the hearts of every San Franciscon are these quaint little cable cars, that have become traditional. Visitors to San Francisco climb aboard for their first exciting ride on the cars that go clanging and bouncing up and down and over the hills. At the foot of Powell and Market, a famous corner, is a turn table where the cars are turned around for the return trip		Title: Cleveland Railway Car No. 1225 Chrome unused Description: This ""drop center"" type car shown here in the brilliant colors of the 20's was once a familiar sight on Cleveland streets. It was built in 1913 by the G.C. Kuhiman Car Co. of Cleveland and was frequently employed pulling trailers. Later, it was operated in 6-car trains on the Shaker Heights Rapid Transit. At one time there were 201 cars of this type in Cleveland. No. 1225 may be viewed and ridden at Gerald E. Brookins Trolleyville, U.S.A., 7100 Columbia Rd., State Route 252, Olmsted Falls, Ohio, near Gate #9, Ohio Turnpike. 16 historical trolleys on display

Title: Seashore Trolley Museum Kennebunkport (ME), Chrome unused Description: Once a familiar sight in the City of Brotherly Love, this so-called ""Nearside"" car from Philadelphia is one of the trolleys of yesteryear preserved at the Seashore Trolley Museum at Kennebunkport, Maine. No. 6618 was built by J.G. Brill of Philadelphia in 1912. Because its trucks were designed for the city's track gauge of 5 ft. 2 1/4 in., they had to be rebuilt so the car could be operated on Seashore's standard (4 ft. 8 1/2 in.) gauge trackage. ""World's Oldest and Largest Electric Railway Museum		Title: Cable Car Turntable San Francisco (CA), Chrome PM 1967 Description: The cable car was invented in San Franciso by Mr. A. S. Hallidie. Operating in 1873, it was the first car of its kind in the world. Passengers delight in helping turn the car at the turntable

Title: Trolley, Conductors, and Passengers Albany (NY), Real Photo unused Description: United Traction Co.		Title: United Traction Company Streetcar Albany (NY), Real Photo unused

Title: "Valley Line" Motor Car LaGrange (IN), Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1905 Nov		Title: Wreck On Trolley Line Dec. 2 1909 Real Photo unused

Title: The Palm Beach Trolley Palm Beach (FL), Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1908 Feb-25		Title: Streetcar Trolly Oswego (IL), Real Photo unused

Title: 1906 Exposition? Italian Art Nouveau Divided Back unused		Title: Canton's First Street Car Canton (IL), Divided Back PM 1908 Mar-10 Description: A. L. Owings & Co.,

Title: First Trolly Car Deep River (CT), Divided Back PM 1913 Dec-17 Description: First Trolly Car at Town Hall, Deep River, Conn. Aug, 5, 1912.		Title: Ledge Midway Between New Bedford And Fall River New Bedford (MA), Divided Back unused

Title: N. Transfer Station M. R. & K. Kenosha, Elec. R. R. Kenosha (WI), Divided Back PM 1910		Title: 23rd Street New York City (NY), White Border unused

Title: Brooklyn Bridge Brooklyn (NY), Divided Back PM 1911 Description: Showing terminal.		Title: Electricity Versus Steam Divided Back unused Description: Showing the tracks of the Rochester and Eastern Rapid Railway and the Auburn branch of the New York Central and Hudson River Railroad where they parallel each other between Rochester and Canandaigua, with the trains of each road running at full speed in the same direction. The electric car here shown in capable of making a speed of sixty miles an hour.

Title: Main Street, North from Third Dayton (OH) unused		Title: Second Ave. Looking North Seattle (WA) unused

Title: State And Madison Streets Chicago (IL) unused		Title: S. E. Corner Madison And Dearborn Streets Chicago (IL) unused

Title: Virginia Beach Trolley Virginia Beach (VA), Chrome unused Description: At a speed of 15 miles an hour, the trolley bus is the ideal way to see Virginia Beach's resort strip at an unhurried pace. The round trip takes about 45 minutes.		Title: Warehouse Point Center Warehouse Point (CT), Divided Back PM 1911

Title: North Main St Pueblo (CO), Divided Back PM 1909

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