Postcard: San Francisco tourist line E-Embarcadero Steetcar with railcar 1704 near Church Avenue & Duboce (1985) Stop: Church Avenue & Duboce Street .Henrik Boye .Bill MacDonald .J. Barnard Photographer .September 1985 .
The picture shows Open regularly Operational San Francisco railcar 1704 (ex St. Louis railcar 1704), type PCC - Built Street Car.
Read more Read less Description San Francisco, California, U.S.A. Photo: Bill MacDonald
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Photos of San Francisco tourist line E-Embarcadero Steetcar: King Street & 4th Street - Railway Museum Postcard: San Francisco tourist line E-Embarcadero Steetcar with railcar 42 near 2nd & King (1984) CTP #13
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#42 - St. Louis 1912 - At St. Louis, Car Co. St. Louis, Missouri U.S.A, Arch Roof, Brakes - Air Westinghouse D1-EF, Truks - St. Louis 47-B-4'6'' Wheel base -, 34" Wheels Controller Motor Gear Ratio =, K-6-FE 80A (4) 40H8-69:17, Weight: 42,000 1 BV, Total Length 0 45'0", Height = 8'6", Double end - Wood Steel reinforced, Seats = 36
Coach No.42. By Henrik Boye, J. Barnard Photographer -
1984 .
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PCC Tram San Francisco municipal streetcar railway (2008) Among the many reasons I like them is that advertisements do not cover them. They are meant to be viewed as objects of beauty, a means of public transportation, and a representation of the city. I wish more public transportation systems were like that. By Bob Rodenburg -
September 21, 2008 .
Calendar: San Francisco E-Embarcadero Steetcar with railcar 496 at The Embarcadero & Ferry Building (2023) Melbourne Tram 496 at the Ferry Building.
This year marks the 40th anniversary of a Melbourne tram running on Muni's tracks-the first Trolley Festival. Since then, one or more of the sturdy, iconic "W-class" trams from Down Under have been part of Muni's historic fleet, continuing to operate over the decades.
Muni's Melbourne trams have been part of several promotional campaigns for their home country, including this one at East Bay Terminal around 1986, promoting Australian tourism. That's Olivia Newton-John standing in the motorman's doorway.
MSR Archive By Adolfo Echeverry, Henrik Boye, San Francisco Railway Museum -
October 2023 .
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