During the busy late afternoon rush, San Francisco Municipal Railway PCC car 1052 shares Market Street with bicycles, pedestrians, electric buses, and automobiles. Car 1052 is dressed the colors o... (more)

Outbound and inbound San Francisco Municipal Railway PCC cars meet at Church and Market Streets in San Francisco. Car 1052 is dressed in Los Angeles Railway colors while the 1055 wears the livery ... (more)

Captured during the late afternoon rush, San Francisco Municipal Railway PCC car 1050 rambles up Market Street at Fifth and Powell.

A San Francisco Municipal Railway PCC car dressed in Illinois Terminal livery marches up Market Street along a luxury condominium construction project on Buchanan Street. Car 1015 was built for th... (more)

A San Francisco Municipal Railway PCC 'Torpedo' rambles north along The Embarcadero at Pier 29. Double-ended car 1006 was built new for San Francisco MUNI in 1948.

San Francisco Municipal Railway PCC 'Torpedo' 1006 meets Melbourne & Metropolitan Tramways Board car 496 at Pier 33 in San Francisco.

Southern California once boasted one of the great interurban systems in the world—the mighty Pacific Electric (PE)—running from LA east to San Bernardino, west to Santa Monica, south to Long B... (more)

Muni car #1057 rolls along The Embarcadero in San Francisco during Muni Heritage Weekend 2013. This streetcar is painted to honor Cincinnati, which ran PCC streetcars from 1939 to 1951. Cincinnati... (more)

Muni car #1075 rolls along The Embarcadero in San Francisco during Muni Heritage Weekend 2013. This car is painted to honor Cleveland Transit System, which ran PCC streetcars from 1946 to 1953. Cl... (more)

This streetcar represents the last days of Muni’s original streetcar fleet. Streetcar No. 162 joined Muni’s fleet when automobiles were still a novelty, and was retired — the first time — ... (more)

Muni PCC #1080 and trolley #162 pass each other on the F-Line as they roll along The Embarcadero in San Francisco during Muni Heritage Weekend 2013.

Of all the streetcars in Muni's historic fleet, none turn heads faster than its two "boat trams" from Blackpool, England. They bring smiles to so many when they sail by -- nautical air whistle gai... (more)

Municipal Railway No. 1 is one of America's most historic streetcars, for it was the first publicly-owned big city streetcar in the United States. Early in the 20th Century, American transit syste... (more)

Muni car #1072 rolls along The Embarcadero in San Francisco during Muni Heritage Weekend 2013. This car is painted to honor Mexico City, which ran PCC streetcars from 1947 until 1984. Shortly afte... (more)

A St. Louis Car PCC 'Torpedo' meets an English Electric 'Boat Tram' at the Ferry Building in San Francisco. Following MUNI 1008 is Melbourne & Metropolitan Tramway car 496.