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built in 1985 and was modeled after a former | streetcar station of the early 20th Century. |
It is the only underground | streetcar station that is not part of or connected to |
Streetcar stations were also built in the bridge's anc | |
Cole Valley grew up around the | streetcar stop at the entrance to the Sunset Tunnel at |
platform equipped stations which replaced 33 | streetcar style stops along the Overbrook branch. |
platform equipped stations which replaced 33 | streetcar style stops along the Overbrook branch. |
platform equipped stations which replaced 33 | streetcar style stops along the Overbrook branch. |
platform equipped stations which replaced 33 | streetcar style stops along the Overbrook branch. |
Barton Heights is a | streetcar suburb neighborhood and former town in the N |
George Stephens developed a plan for a | streetcar suburb on his father-in-law's (John Spring M |
c neighborhood is a turn-of-the-20th-century | streetcar suburb two miles northeast of downtown Nashv |
evelopment of Atkins Park began in 1912 as a | streetcar suburb of Atlanta, linked to downtown via th |
It was built as a | streetcar suburb for Center City between 1850 and 1910 |
The West Philadelphia | Streetcar Suburb Historic District is an area of West |
for the purpose of developing a residential | streetcar suburb for Washington, D.C.. (See Washington |
munity of Highland Springs in the 1890s as a | streetcar suburb of Richmond on the Seven Pines Railwa |
Friendship was therefore built as a | streetcar suburb, and its houses are large, square hom |
As a | streetcar suburb, Friendship lacks its own business di |
This is an early example of the | streetcar suburb. |
It became the Morningside area, a | streetcar suburb. |
Copenhill was one of the first | streetcar suburbs of Atlanta. |
Park subdivision, one of San Diego's oldest ' | streetcar suburbs'. |
many diverse neighborhoods, especially early | streetcar suburbs, including Barton Heights, Bellevue, |
ather than the grid pattern typical of older | streetcar suburbs. |
esigned as part of a planned but never-built | streetcar subway that would have run east and west alo |
It began with a | streetcar subway line proposal by the Department of Ra |
ntually became Route 18 of the Georgia Power | Streetcar system but since it runs out-of-band is idea |
When the Utica | streetcar system was abandoned in the late 1930s, New |
The TECO Line | Streetcar System is a streetcar line in Tampa, Florida |
sidiary of Stone & Webster that operated the | streetcar system and interurban lines in Fort Worth, T |
allowed the utility company to subsidize the | streetcar system while at the same time being able to |
The Atlanta Street Railway was the first | streetcar system in Atlanta. |
rst Stanley then Helvetia were linked to the | streetcar system connecting DuBois and Sykesville arou |
olley System is a recently proposed heritage | streetcar system that would connect Altadena, Downtown |
its heyday, it was the most modern electric | streetcar system in Puerto Rico, rivaling New York and |
When the | streetcar system closed, the building was converted to |
he Plaza Substation was part of the electric | streetcar system operated by the Los Angeles Railway. |
9, 2009, construction began on the TECO Line | Streetcar system extension towards Whiting St via Fran |
hased in 1948 by National City Lines and the | streetcar system was then run down in favour of buses, |
Little Rock's first | streetcar system once extended into Hillcrest, with it |
By 1947, the | streetcar system had been abandoned, with the North Le |
Lethbridge began in 1912 and consisted of a | streetcar system operated by the Lethbridge Municipal |
ailroad, but he later rose to the top of the | streetcar system in San Francisco, becoming president |
ntury, Kenosha constructed a modern electric | streetcar system utilizing historic PCC streetcars in |
It is the terminal station for the TECO Line | Streetcar System and the In-Town Trolley routes. |
The line, along with the rest of the | streetcar system, however, was dismantled in favor of |
The system was started in 1893, with its | streetcar system, making it the oldest current streetc |
San Francisco's | streetcar system, of which the J, K, L, M, and N lines |
over the operating expenses of the TECO Line | Streetcar System. |
of real estate in Atlanta and of the Atlanta | streetcar system. |
on's current fleet of CLRVs and ALRVs on its | streetcar system. |
ublic Service Company of New Jersey's Camden | streetcar system; the design called for the cars to cr |
cross North America began to eliminate their | streetcar systems in favour of buses (see also Great A |
Many | streetcar systems began at the Manhattan side of the m |
s rebuilt with modern water, electricity and | streetcar systems. |
s on the mezzanine level between the bus and | streetcar terminal and the subway platforms. |
The Brooklyn Bridge | streetcar terminal and Park Row station on the BMT ele |
There's a | streetcar terminus at Parc and Mont-Royal Ave. |
nt, William Clayton, sought to develop a new | streetcar that could both provide transportation for t |
He had stopped a horse-drawn | streetcar that contained two men wanted for murder. |
With the closure of the | streetcar, the area continued to develop and evolved f |
rom the terminus of Atlanta's first electric | streetcar, the Atlanta & Edgewood Street Railroad Co, |
It was a twenty-minute ride by | streetcar to the Union Grounds from the heart of downt |
ible for the disaster because it allowed its | streetcar to be loaded with a much greater weight of p |
She Wore a | Streetcar to the Wedding (Missing Link, 1973) |
At the time, it could have seemed like a | streetcar to nowhere-but a necessity to promote develo |
Streetcar track work in 1917 at Queen and Bond streets | |
-per-yard (57 kg/m) continuously welded rail | streetcar track over modern concrete ties (except for |
vation of the station began, adding an extra | streetcar track, elevators to the platforms, and new s |
w travels this route underground, though the | streetcar tracks remained for a while, possibly used b |
When the Queen's Quay | streetcar tracks were extended west to Bathurst and Fl |
design included six vehicular lanes and two | streetcar tracks on the main deck, with provision for |
as part of a scheduled reconstruction of the | streetcar tracks on Dundas Street, a second streetcar |
Streetcar tracks originally ran along the southbound s | |
Girard Avenue in Philadelphia which has the | streetcar tracks for SEPTA Route 15. |
lt in 1894 which carried Pittsburgh Railways | streetcar tracks and vehicle traffic on a wooden deck. |
By 1925, all | streetcar tracks had been removed from the central par |
the original Roanoke Street Railway Company | streetcar tracks from the roadbed and a resurfacing of |
y buses, allowing them to reach places where | streetcar tracks do not run. |
The last routes to use the center | streetcar tracks and continue along Causeway Street we |
The full length of the street had | streetcar tracks added between 1872 and 1874; they wer |
riginally carried four highway lanes and two | streetcar tracks of Pittsburgh Railways Company. |
ktop the city's streets, covering up the old | streetcar tracks that were no longer in use and to cle |
ands separating the regular traffic from the | streetcar tracks. |
ue, through which The T travels along former | streetcar tracks. |
The demise of the | streetcar transitioned the area into the automobile er |
Nearby | streetcar transportation and a salubrious climate were |
the innovative engineering works which made | streetcar travel on the east face of Bergen Hill possi |
A | streetcar traversing Hillsborough Street connected Nor |
he road had street rails that were used by a | streetcar trolley connecting Uphams Corner and Frankli |
ll be a stop on the Anacostia Line of the DC | Streetcar trolley system, under construction as of Dec |
n Street and the abandoned Jackson Boulevard | streetcar tunnel under the river, to Grant Park. |
station was constructed underneath a former | streetcar tunnel and another tunnel that carries Conne |
Located in a | streetcar tunnel, the station is now served by the 509 |
landmark Camellia Grill is located near the | streetcar turn. |
An F Market | streetcar turns around at the foot of Market Street, i |
Streetcar use went into a steep decline, and by 1963, | |
e Presidents' Conference Committee Car was a | streetcar used by the Toronto Transportation Commissio |
RT rail system will be connected to the MATA | streetcar via the short transfer at Harwood Center. |
Until the completion of the second bay, a | streetcar waiting in the station on either route could |
The election came in the midst of Atlanta's | streetcar war; he was supported by Joel Hurt (Atlanta |
On May 11, 1968, the Bloor | streetcar was eliminated when the subway line was exte |
Atlanta | Streetcar was formed in the 2000s to establish a new s |
The first | streetcar was expected to begin service in 2011. |
The Stoke | Streetcar was a proposed bus rapid transit system for |
The PCC | streetcar was designed by the Presidents' Conference C |
In 1948, the no. 5 | streetcar was completely converted to a bus operated. |
In 1964 an old | streetcar was restored and showed at the 1967 Centenni |
By 1894, the electric | streetcar was in operation on Huntington Avenue. |
The Peter Witt | streetcar was designed by the Cleveland Street Railway |
nly those passengers on the left side of the | streetcar were able to escape. |
ment" system such as exists on the 501 Queen | streetcar, where passengers with transit passes or tra |
The Charlotte Trolley is a heritage | streetcar which operates in Charlotte in the U.S. stat |
In 1952, it was absorbed by the No. 19 | Streetcar, which in 1956 was converted to a bus. |
29 designation was the No. 29 | Streetcar, which operated from Roland Park to downtown |
also assists in the operation of the M-line | Streetcar, with a joint operating subsidy given to the |
ass or transfer may board at any door of the | streetcar without showing their ticket, but are subjec |
History of the 1907 | streetcar workers' strike |
easons for the great defeat of the strike of | streetcar workers. |
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