The ad on front says "Take a bus" -- A Public Service Coordinated Transport trolley on the Hudson River Line is inspected by its motorman in Paramus NJ. This service was abandoned on August 5, 193... (more)

Historic tram in a Coruna

Check out the old phone booth.

The Portland Streetcar crosses the MAX light rail at 10th and Yamhill.

The PSLUT makes its turn north and heads towards downtown Portland.

Today it is #2330, a PCC-II serving on the rebuilt #15 Girard but in August of 1980 it was just another PCC, built in 1947, numbered #2730 and working the #56 Erie Ave line, heading to 23rd and Ve... (more)

CTA 3142 heads around the troley loop at IRM. Looks like Homer Simpson is getting a ride today!

This 15-Bench Open Trolley Car was built by the J.G Brill Company in 1901 for the Winchester Avenue Railway in New Haven CT as Car #303. After several mergers and acquisitions, it was retired as ... (more)

One of the most unique trolley cars in existence is Montreal Street Railway Open Car #2. This car has tiered seating and has controls at one end only. It was built in 1906 and operated in the s... (more)

This reproduction of an early 1900s enclosed electric trolley is operated by the National Park Service in the Lowell National Historical Park. It was built in 1987 by the Gomaco Trolley Company a... (more)

Hillsboro bound!

The poles on #2 have been reversed and it is ready to leave its street terminal in Media. The Brilliners were intended to be Brill's answer to the PCC, but they only sold thirty cars, ten of which... (more)

Classic trolley car lineup.

The last remaining pure PCC is service on SEPTA is the 2194. It is assigned to maintenance duties. On Feb 2 it made a starring role in Wilmington Chapter NRHS's Super Saturday Streetcar excursion... (more)

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