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Park became a focal point for the fledgling	streetcar lines of Brooklyn City, as did the Village o
It served as the terminus for	streetcar lines from as far as Trenton, New Jersey, an
venue Line and New Lots Avenue Line were two	streetcar lines in Brooklyn, New York City, running ma
After	streetcar lines were laid less affluent residents sett
While many	streetcar lines were converted to bus lines after Worl
the 1950s and 1960s, NOPSI converted all the	streetcar lines in New Orleans, except for the St. Cha
f the PTC in the 1950's and began converting	streetcar lines to bus routes.
While many	streetcar lines were converted to buses after World Wa
s follow routes that were formerly served by	streetcar lines when transit was first established in
0s, the Nine-Mile Circle line was one of the	streetcar lines popular for pleasure trips.
large cities, a large number of Boston-area	streetcar lines once existed.
32 and 33	Streetcar Lines and Bus Route D, which operated before
The Public Service Railway operated	streetcar lines from the Edgewater Ferry Terminal.
The various	streetcar lines of New Orleans were consolidated under
	Streetcar lines along the Fox River between Elgin and
The last	streetcar lines to use the underground loop were the 1
The street was also served by two	streetcar lines (East California and West California).
But several other bus and	streetcar lines using different designations previousl
ervice has been prevalent in the city, since	streetcar lines were removed in 1938.
However, five heavily-used	streetcar lines traveled for at least part of their ro
While many	streetcar lines were converted to buses after World Wa
It began as one of San Francisco's	streetcar lines in 1917, and was converted to modern l
ncluding that of popular Pittsburgh Railways	streetcar lines until their 1960s conversion to buses.
This and the Gentilly Line were the last two	streetcar lines to open in New Orleans until August 19
It was one of San Francisco's	streetcar lines in the early 20th century, and was con
It leased and operated the	streetcar lines of the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company,
adial lines (that is, a system of inter-city	streetcar lines).
Originally	streetcar lines, they were replaced by the B47 and B62
Originally	streetcar lines, the two lines were combined as a bus
It was one of San Francisco's	streetcar lines, beginning operation in 1928, and was
e, facilitated by the southward extension of	streetcar lines.
ille, 10 Highlandtown, and 26 Sparrows Point	streetcar lines.
shaded, tree-lined streets and abundance of	streetcar lines.
navigate the sharp curves found on some TTC	streetcar lines.
By this time the Brooklyn City operated 27	streetcar lines.
The rails were reused from abandoned	streetcar lines.
s not extend into Scarborough, just as other	streetcar lines.
re eventually replaced by a loop for several	streetcar lines.
in conjunction with proposed Light Rail and	Streetcar lines.
Park, later used by the North Hudson Railway	streetcar lines.
e successor to the 8 Towson and 7 Govanstown	streetcar lines.
The	streetcar loop was between the rapid transit platforms
A portion of the SDERy's	streetcar loop is depicted at left.
The	streetcar loop and portal have since been closed, with
To connect the subway platform with the	streetcar loop, a moving walkway was installed between
ashington Street Elevated, with two elevated	streetcar loops and additional service on the ground l
ain station's northbound platforms, with the	streetcar loops on each side.
He worked for a subsidiary of the famous	streetcar manufacturer J. G. Brill and Company, in Cle
gner Abel A. Butterworth built upon previous	streetcar models to construct this new and improved mo
ther operation split from MTM, the Minnesota	Streetcar Museum, also operates streetcars on a line i
to a line that is operated by the Baltimore	Streetcar Museum.
leries auctioned an unusually fine copy of A	Streetcar Named Desire, New York, 1947, signed by Will
route in the play - "They told me to take a	streetcar named Desire, transfer to one called Cemeter
ppeared as Stella in the Donmar revival of A	Streetcar Named Desire.
h Pacific, Guys and Dolls, The King and I, A	Streetcar Named Desire, Death of a Salesman, Cat on a
A	Streetcar Named Desire
He won the Pulitzer Prize for Drama for A	Streetcar Named Desire in 1948 and for Cat on a Hot Ti
ng opposite Jon Voight and Faye Dunaway in A	Streetcar Named Desire, eventually co-starring with Ro
A snatch is sung by Blanche DuBois in A	Streetcar Named Desire by Tennessee Williams in Scene
A	Streetcar Named Desire, Stanley Kowalski
anley Kowalski in the 1951 film version of A	Streetcar Named Desire - hence his name.
n which the story was set, hence the name: A	Streetcar Named Desire.
Vivien Leigh - A	Streetcar Named Desire
A	Streetcar Named Desire, 1995 opera
production of Tennessee Williams' classic A	Streetcar Named Desire as "unhinged and electrifying",
1951: Leone d'Oro - A	Streetcar Named Desire
on that wharf, Tennessee Williams debuted A	Streetcar Named Desire with Marlon Brando as Stanley K
an, Kings Row, Night and Day, Tea for Two, A	Streetcar Named Desire, The Jazz Singer, No Time for S
jects as well as stage productions such as A	Streetcar Named Desire and Strong Woman
evenger's Tragedy at the National Theatre; A	Streetcar Named Desire (National Theatre Studio); Tamb
sical, The Merry Wives of Windsor (Opera), A	Streetcar Named Desire (Opera), The Magic Flute, The P
oes, Message in a Bottle, Lord of the Dance,	Streetcar Named Desire, Prison Break, Early Edition, C
as Stanley Kowalski in Tennessee Williams' A	Streetcar Named Desire.
Williams worked on his classic play	Streetcar Named Desire while staying at the Pontchartr
nd in Jessica Lange's London production of A	Streetcar Named Desire in 1997.
rogramming format with a double feature of A	Streetcar Named Desire and Last Tango in Paris.
For the character from A	Streetcar Named Desire, see Stanley Kowalski.
den in the original Broadway production of A	Streetcar Named Desire.
Marlon Brando in A	Streetcar Named Desire, photographed by Carl Van Vecht
The famous play A	Streetcar Named Desire refers to the former transporta
liams, author of Cat on a Hot Tin Roof and A	Streetcar Named Desire.
come an actor after seeing a production of A	Streetcar Named Desire.
ayal of Stanley Kowalski in Andre Previn's A	Streetcar Named Desire at San Francisco Opera which pr
A	Streetcar Named Desire won four Oscars, including thre
da in Private Lives and Blanche du Bois in A	Streetcar Named Desire.
ia Story (1980), Design for Living (1984), A	Streetcar Named Desire (1988), and Lady in the Dark (1
Award for Best Actress to Vivien Leigh in A	Streetcar Named Desire.
the stranger in the original production of A	Streetcar Named Desire, along with Marlon Brando and J
he third scene of Tennessee Williams' play A	Streetcar Named Desire
acbeth (1948), The Glass Menagerie (1950), A	Streetcar Named Desire (1951) which was nominated for
A	Streetcar Named Desire is so operatic as a play that o
e the TTC network is largely a "traditional"	streetcar network dating back to the 19th century, and
il transit to Tampa since the closure of its	streetcar network in 1946.
Currently, the TTC's	streetcar network is not accessible; however, the flee
The core of the	Streetcar network was to be a new boulevard linking th
The installation of a	streetcar network in the late nineteenth century linke
is the historic terminus of a once extensive	streetcar network that covered nearly all the historic
Augusta's own	streetcar network would be out of service by 1937, rep
on, which then began phasing out much of the	streetcar network in favor of buses.
ion over fifty years after Memphis' original	streetcar network was dismantled in the 1940s.
nt could not follow the abrupt curves in the	streetcar network.
The	streetcar now runs along the abandoned railroad tracks
The Bloor	streetcar now travelled west from the Keele station's
	Streetcar on Esplanade Avenue, 1921
A 1903 Brill-built	streetcar on a heritage streetcar line in Sintra, Port
The River Rail	Streetcar opened on November 1, 2004.
The	streetcar operated until 1942, until the line was conv
The no. 47	streetcar operated from Mt. Washington along Kelly Ave
The No. 5	Streetcar operated through Pikesville starting in 1916
The company ceased	streetcar operations and was renamed Cincinnati Transi
the Cincinnati Street Railway, which ceased	streetcar operations in 1951, and provided bus-only tr
The Birmingham Street Railway was a	streetcar operator in Birmingham, Alabama from 1884 to
C Electric Railway Co., where he worked as a	streetcar operator within the Vancouver transit system
on of the three major Manhattan and Brooklyn	streetcar operators - New York Railways, the Third Ave
A strike of	streetcar operators took place in Pensacola, Florida f
The estimate includes labor for	streetcar operators, for maintenance of the streetcars
was also changed to incorporate an electric	streetcar or trolley and a cable car funicular.
aster and more convenient alternative to the	streetcar or the automobile, the Subway transported th
ples of these unique vehicles can be seen in	streetcar or railway museums (ones are known to be at
On October 9, 1901 he rode in the inaugural	streetcar over the Peachtree-Whitehall viaduct - befor
ine on the Charles River in 1897 to increase	streetcar patronage.
dge was constructed in 1896 and accommodated	streetcar, pedestrian and automobile traffic.
The	streetcar platform is not in a fare-paid zone, thus pa
to central Oakland until the late 1940s; the	streetcar power lines were then converted to street li
has been critical of the proposed Cincinnati	streetcar project, stating that "This isn't going to b
Ohio River officially supports Cincinnati's	streetcar proposal, and would like to install a system
uccessfully opposed the introduction of a V8	Streetcar race in Wellington, and Option3 in 2006, whi
the City of Edmonton for the preservation of	streetcar rail in Edmonton, and to provide a running/c
Schuetzen Park's	streetcar railway station, built in 1911, is the only
the public transit operations, and the last	streetcar ran in 1946.
The last	streetcar ran in 1963.
nt of the area would occur quickly, with the	streetcar reaching the area in 1915 its subsequent gro
nt, promoting it with a web site called ‘The	Streetcar Redefined'.
and the TTC took advantage of other cities'	streetcar removals by purchasing extra PCC cars from C
As	streetcar ridership decreased, less costly buses were
The West Santa Ana Branch is a former	streetcar right-of-way (ROW) and potential transit cor
It is located on Don Chee Way, a	streetcar right-of-way, between Steuart Street and The
ueensway is a four-lane arterial road with a	streetcar right-of-way.
The 508 Lake Shore is an east-west	streetcar route in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, operated
The other routes include a	streetcar route along Hudson Street that operated 1920
The 511 Bathurst is a	streetcar route operated by the Toronto Transit Commis
There is also a	streetcar route operated by the Vancouver Downtown His
The route continued to operate along the old	streetcar route to Hoboken Terminal until April 8, 200
erates along a former Public Service Railway	streetcar route that extended from Exchange Place to U
The 503 Kingston Rd is an east-west	streetcar route in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, operated
In 1966, plans were made to replace all	streetcar routes with buses in the next 20 years.
ty Centre, and improvements to major bus and	streetcar routes to create a network of "surface rapid
Most regular service bus and	streetcar routes shut down at 1:30 a.m. or earlier; if
's web site where the routes are listed, the	streetcar routes are listed separately from the bus ro
Many	streetcar routes that had operated to downtown, some i
t is a major transfer point for both bus and	streetcar routes, including the 511 Bathurst route, wh
r use on all PSTA and HART Bus, Trolley, and	Streetcar Routes.
tern terminus of the 504 King and 505 Dundas	streetcar routes.
Partnership has proposed a 16.5 mi (26.6 km)	streetcar running from southern Atlanta through Midtow
he Pontchartrain Hotel, with the St. Charles	Streetcar running in front.
Route 8 was electrified in 1895 as a	streetcar running from Towson to Catonsville.
s in what became known as the Great American	streetcar scandal.
od started around 1905 with the extension of	streetcar service by the Bartlett Webster developing c
Buses were substituted for most	streetcar service on July 20, 1947 with direct Bedford
r the original tunnel and opened to electric	streetcar service in 1911-1912.
t as Mayor was the elimination of the city's	streetcar service in September 1955, in the belief tha
ltimately led the company to discontinue all	streetcar service in favor of bus routes in 1949.
Electric	streetcar service 1894-1959
was extremely popular, thanks in part to the	streetcar service which took Calgarians right to the d
It is notable as the last	streetcar service to use the since-covered over Pleasa
e has been intermittent talk of resurrecting	streetcar service across the border to Ciudad Juarez s
	Streetcar service was maintained from 1913 through 195
al Tramway Company Ltd., and began providing	streetcar service to the City of Strathcona as well.
F-line service levels and to expand historic	streetcar service through the forthcoming E Embarcader
etter local access, and opened the branch to	streetcar service on July 4, 1959.
ollowing years, trolley bus service replaced	streetcar service on most Edmonton Radial Railway rout
On July 31, 1948,	streetcar service to the area was abandoned, which als
	Streetcar service is provided 24 hours per day on most
rminus of the Bloor-Danforth line, the Bloor	streetcar service was dramatically reduced.
The Pacific Electric	streetcar service to Owensmouth was part of an extraor
roject commitments, including restoration of	streetcar service beyond Heath Street to Arborway.
o years later, in 1932, bus service replaced	streetcar service on the 102 Avenue line.
ction of the Duke Ellington Bridge; however,	streetcar service was discontinued before the new brid
The final day of	streetcar service for the City of Buffalo came on July
The BTC oversaw the elimination of	streetcar service in favor of bus service in 1963 when
shington Street Elevated trains, after which	streetcar service was restored-though much of it had b
as part of a deal to secure the extension of	streetcar service into Bowness Estates, which he was d
Traction Company, which also operated local	streetcar service through Louisville Railway Company.
h the West Corridor and Center City Corridor	streetcar service, as well as Amtrak, Greyhound inter-
were acquired from U.S. operators abandoning	streetcar service, including Kansas City, Birmingham,
wage, developing street surfacing, expanding	streetcar service, and overseeing gas company mergers.
uisition and operation of intercity "radial"	streetcar service.
p of the Pittsburgh Railways 43 Neeld Avenue	streetcar service.
second-hand from U.S. cities that abandoned	streetcar service.
ntiago, Chile inaugurated its first electric	streetcar service.
In 2010, the Kenosha	Streetcar Society marked the 10th anniversary of the r
An early	streetcar spur route ran to a station house near the c
The No. 31	Streetcar started operating in 1917.
In 1899, the No. 15	streetcar started operating along the western portion
The Public Service Terminal was a two-level	streetcar station in Newark, New Jersey, owned and ope
Queens Quay is an underground	streetcar station of the Toronto streetcar system in T
Newton Center is a surface-level	streetcar station located in Newton Centre, Massachuse
Centennial Park is a TECO Line	streetcar station in Tampa, Florida.
ion and pass through a dedicated underground	streetcar station at Queens Quay before climbing to th
The Eureka Street Station was a	streetcar station in San Francisco, California, from 1

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