San Francisco F-Market & Wharves with railcar 1062 near Market & Van Ness Avenue (2010) Stop: Market Street & Van Ness Avenue .Michael Olsen .July 8, 2010 .
The picture shows Open regularly Operational San Francisco railcar 1062 (ex Philadelphia railcar 2101), manufacturer Pullman-Standard Car Manufacturing Company, type PCC, signed Fisherman, painted Louisville, Kentucky.
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Photos from San Francisco Railway Museum Coasters from San Francisco Railway Museum, the front (2023) Design your own Streetcar livery.
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Preserving Historic Transit in San Francisco Market Street Railway By Henrik Boye, San Francisco Railway Museum -
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