Random Photos of Trolley Cars

Nate posted:

The trolley was pushed into the sand pit at 108th St. In Canarsie Brooklyn and came out the other end of the planet.

Shocking! That trolley exit point would be somewhere in the Indian Ocean south-west of Australia 

Nate posted:

The trolley was pushed into the sand pit at 108th St. In Canarsie Brooklyn and came out the other end of the planet.

Firewood posted:

Shocking! That trolley exit point would be somewhere in the Indian Ocean south-west of Australia 

It took a left toin at Albakoiky!

Mitch

Any Staten Island trolley photos?  I know they went to Prohibition Park (now Westerleigh Park).

Omaha Trolley

This is link to the old Omaha Nebraska Trolley, the noob is having trouble uploading pictures. I will review the instructions again.

Rob

Hagerstown & Frederick 9 and 172 along Rt. 15 below Catoctin Furnace near Thurmont

Its 1948 and a New Bob Hope Jane Russell movie is playing at the Brooklyn Paramount. You could ride the DeKalb ave car right up to the box office window.

Really like the Cony Island one.

TheDude23112 posted:

Really like the Cony Island one.

These were TCA special run trolleys done in support of the 2015 National Convention.  There were 500 made of both schemes and unfortunately just sold out within the last year.  There is one on eBay now at a bit above original sales prices (not mine).  While not accurate to the prototype model, the paint scheme is fairly accurate.  They are just the Lionel bump and go trolleys.

Hagerstown & Frederick 168 and 172

Michigan Rwy 2003........wood steeplecab body

LIRR Steamer posted:

Its 1948 and a New Bob Hope Jane Russell movie is playing at the Brooklyn Paramount. You could ride the DeKalb ave car right up to the box office window.

An interesting side note about the Brooklyn Paramount:

It's now a university gym, but a lot of the old theatre was preserved!

http://www.scoutingny.com/scou...mount-movie-theatre/

Pittsburgh Railways 4300-series double-end “Jones low-floor” car.  This is the same type of car that I am operating in my avatar photo taken at the Pennsylvania Trolley Museum in 2014. Can anyone identify the location of this photo?  Hint: it's running on the 59 Homeville route.

Bill

Thank you for that wonderful photo of the Paramount interior. The Paramount was as many other movie palaces of the ages , equipped with  Wurlitzer theatre pipe organ. I believe that this pipe organ is also preserved within the Gym Transformation. It is thought to be in working order and supposedly played from time to time. These instruments had a magical sound.

Two of my favorite places

National Capital Trolley Museum

http://www.dctrolley.org/carcollection.html

and the Baltimore Streetcar Museum

http://www.baltimorestreetcar.org/carstock.html

Car 369 in Dallas TX.

Tampa FL. 2016

The Hagerstown and Frederick trolley #150 in Myersville.

jonmuse posted:

Pittsburgh and New Orleans meet

Is this the western railway museum in Rio Vista Junction?