S Carrollton Avenue/Spruce Street (New Orleans)
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New Orleans Regional Transit Authority (NORTA) stops
Bienville Street, Canal Street. Ferry Terminal, Canal Street/Baronne Street, Canal Street/Bourbon Street, Canal Street/Camp Street, Canal Street/Carondelet Street, Canal Street/Decatur Street, Canal Street/Elk Place, Canal Street/Lasalle Street, Canal Street/S Peters Street, Canal Street/S. Carrollton Avenue, Cemeteries, Dumaine Station, French Market Station, Howard Avenue/Carondelet, Julia, Museum of Art, N Carrollton Avenue/Dumaine Street, N. Rampart Street at St. Ann Street, S Carrollton Avenue/Freret Street, S Carrollton Avenue/Jeannette Street, S Carrollton Avenue/Spruce Street, S Carrollton Avenue/Sycamore Street, S Carrollton Avenue/Willow Street, S Claiborne Avenue, St Charles Avenue/6th Street, St Charles Avenue/Common Street, St Charles Avenue/Euterpe Street, St Charles Avenue/Howard Avenue, St Charles Avenue/Joseph Street, St Charles Avenue/Melpomene Street, St Charles Avenue/Union Street, St Claude Avenue/Elysian Fields, Toulouse, UPT, and Ursulines Street.
Photos and videos from S Carrollton Avenue/Spruce Street (New Orleans)
New Orleans line 12 St Charles Streetcar with railcar 910 at S Carrollton Avenue/Spruce (2010)By Michael Olsen..
New Orleans line 12 St Charles Streetcar with railcar 920 at S Carrollton Avenue/Spruce (2010)By Michael Olsen..
New Orleans line 12 St Charles Streetcar with railcar 940 near S Carrollton Avenue/Spruce (2010)By Michael Olsen..
Postcard: New Orleans line 12 St Charles Streetcar with railcar 953 near S Carrollton Avenue/Spruce (2010)New Orleans Historie Streetcars
Historic Streetcars: The "Desire" (no. 435) was built in 1906 and originally ran om the streets of French Quarter.
The line now running along St. Charles Ave. currently is one of the oldens, continuosly operating railway lings in the world.
The most recently restored red streetcar line runs from the Mississippi River to the cemeteries, City Park and to the the New Orleans Uinon Passenger Teminal.By Henrik Boye, MiniARTures - .