"DC Streetcar’s Flickr profile is an extensive photographic archive documenting the return and operation of streetcars in Washington, D.C. It contains thousands of images of modern vehicles, test runs, delivery of the first cars, stops, passengers, H Street festivals and public events. The photographs record technical milestones, everyday service and the streetcar’s place in city life."
"Welcome to the District Department of Transportation's (DDOT) online photo archive called DDOT Back In Time. Here, you'll find photographs documenting DC's transportation history, including transit, streets, bridges, construction, bikes, pedestrians, and more."
"Found Image Press is a constantly growing archive of premium vintage images. The archive now holds more than 75,000 images of every USA city, state and town, many international locales, and every topic imaginable from agriculture to signs of the zodiac. We offer here our Easel Desk and Wall Calendar"
"New Dave’s Electric Railroads is an extensive photographic archive containing approximately 28,000 images of electric railways, interurbans, and streetcars from many eras. Trams are a major focus, with documentation from numerous American and Canadian cities, museums, and interurban systems. The collection covers vehicles, routes, depots, work, and preserved cars, as well as historic and modern light rail systems. Separate sections also cover traction models and railway-related subjects, making the site a rich visual resource for the history of electric railways."
"RailwayPreservation.com is a U.S. website about streetcars, heritage trolleys, and railway preservation. It offers an overview of American and Canadian streetcar systems, covering both vintage trolley and modern streetcar operations, and collects travel reports, historical notes, project write-ups, and technical resources. The site also includes archive and library pages on early electric railways."
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DC Streetcar By: District Department of Transportation (DDOT). Language: English.
"A closer look at the train car that runs along H Street NE, from where you get on to how it rides."