North American Trolley Treasures, 1930 to 1970 and Beyond

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Both regular operation and charters are part of our North American tour, which spans the late 1930s to 1970 along with a few postscript items bridging the new century. This was truly a different time in America, a time when you grabbed your lunch pail and caught the street car a block or two from your home and rode to work with ease and style. Some of America’s largest cities continue to operate trolley lines, trams or light rail. A few are even using PCC cars! You can still see these proud old cars running in Boston (Mattapan Line), Kenosha, Philadelphia, San Diego and San Francisco (the F Line, or Market Line). If you live in, or go to, one of those cities, you can ride the past – today!

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Producer

Revelation Video

Run Time

1 hour 17 minutes

Narration

Yes

Shrink Wrap

Yes, Brand New

Technical Details

NTSC, Region Free, View Worldwide on Computer

The Late John Stein, Native of Akron, Ohio lived near the Akron Transit Line. But you will see few Trolleys of the Rubber City in this Volume. (“Too Dirty to Waste Film On”). You will however, witness a cavalcade of traction at over two dozen locations (see back). Since John left few notes YOU might be able to help US track down some elusive details about what is shown!

– Washington D. C.
– Altoona & Logan Valley
– West Penn
– Jamestown (JWNW)
– Indiana Electric
– C. T. A.
– Chicago, Aurora & Elgin • Southern Iowa Railway
– Pacific Electric – Toronto
– Ottawa
– Philadelphia
– Johnstown
– Pittsburgh (1970 )
– Cleveland
– South Shore
– North Shore
– Illinois Terminal
– Iowa Terminal & Others
– Quebec Railway
– Montreal
– Detroit

Watch PCCs Outnumber Autos in Toronto- The 4-Track LA. Right of Way and the “Big Red Cars” -Montreal ‘s “Sightseer” Car- North Shore’s “Electroliner” – Many Freight Motors – and a Grand Diversity of Trolley and Interurban Styles, Colors, and Operation. Pay Upon Boarding, Don’t Talk to the Motorman, and Enjoy the Ride Back to Mid-Century!

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