This is a PCC streetcar. PCC stands for Presidents’ Conference Committee. For more information see: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PCC_streetcar

In Historic Trolley Car Parade. This Boat Tram served in Blackpool, England from 1834 to 1984.

This is a PCC streetcar. PCC stands for Presidents’ Conference Committee. For more information see: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PCC_streetcar

This is PCC car which stands for Presidents’ Conference Committee streetcar. For more information see: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PCC_streetcar

Tram 106 in the Historic MUNI Trolley Parade. It was built in 1922 in Russia.

#1 was built in 1912 in San Francisco by W. L. Holman for $7,700, part of MUNI’s first order of ten streetcars. Photo taken during a Historic Trolley Car Parade in April 1992.

MUNI's streetcar # 1807 is a Peter Witt type from Milan, Italy, painted in the yellow paint scheme from 1928, and came to San Francisco in 1998.

PCC streetcar # 1061, built in 1948 by St.Louis Car Co. for Philadelphia Transportation Co. and running in San Francisco since 1992 is painted in beautiful red and orange in tribute to the Pacific... (more)

MUNI's streetcar # 1893 is a Peter Witt type from Milan, Italy, painted in orange like in the 1970', and came to San Francisco in 1998.

Cable car # 15 on the Powell and Hyde Street line was built new in 2009 by San Francisco Munipical Railway and is painted in yellow as the cars ran between 1893 and 1905 under the Market Street Ra... (more)

MUNI's PCC streetcar # 1063 was built by St.Louis Car Co. in 1948 for Philadelphia Transportation Co. and ran there till 1989. Purchased by MUNI in 1992, it is painted in tribute to Baltimore, Mar... (more)

Cable car # 21 of the Powell and Mason Line in the Mason Street end station, beeing turned on the hand driven turntable.

Cable car # 13 of the Powell and Hyde Line on Powell/Bush street stop. This car is painted in the green colors of the time 1907 to 1920' of the "United Railroads" after the 1906 earthqua... (more)

PCC streetcar # 1009 of San Francisco's MUNI in this elegant red/creme livery was built in 1948 by St.Louis Car Co. for San Francisco Municipal Railway. It wears a paint scheme in tribute to Dalla... (more)