Random Photos of Trolley Cars

Can anyone identify this car an its location?

Thanks to Rusty, this car is identified as Cincinnati & Lake Erie Car 119

Sister, Cincinnati & Lake Erie 116 Built In 1930 by Cincinnati Car Company

These cars were known as "Red Devils"

Don't know the ID of the car at the moment, but, the writing at the bottom of the photo says, Ohio Railway Museum, Worthington, Ohio. I did a search of images and found it's Cincinnati & Lake Erie car 119.

Rusty

Calgary Municipal 14 at Heritage Park 1979:

Rusty

Diverging Clear posted:

Don't know the ID of the car at the moment, but, the writing at the bottom of the photo says, Ohio Railway Museum, Worthington, Ohio. I did a search of images and found it's Cincinnati & Lake Erie car 119.

Rusty

I did the same while Rusty was doing his lookup.  Here's the link to the roster: http://www.columbusrailroads.c...s/orm/orm-roster.pdf

It's from 1915 and was acquired in 1953. In addition to Cincinnati and Lake Erie, the car ran on the Cedar Rapids and Iowa ? City (can't read my own handwriting :-) Railway.  

Tomlinson Run Railway

P.S. Is that a phone box on the pole in the background?  Looks like the old box style.

Ottawa, Canada

Ottawa Electric Street Railway trolley snow sweeper

Bobby Ogage posted:

Can anyone identify this car an its location?

Branford Trolley Museum,  Connecticut. 

Mitch

Interurbans of the Hagerstown & Frederick Rwy.

Hagerstown & Frederick Freight Motor 5

H&F Interurban Combine #170

Hagerstown and Frederick Railway170

Hagerstown and Frederick Railway172

New Paltz & Poughkeepsie Traction Company of New York

Main Street, New Paltz

Rochester, Syracuse & Eastern plus Rochester Subway in New York.Rochester, Syracuse & Eastern In Byron, NY

Rochester Subway Cars 60 & 66

Rochester, Syracuse & Eastern 1910_Niles Car

Halloween in Racine, 2018.

Trolley & interurban cars in Wisconsin.

Kenosha operates 6 street cars painted to represent various lines of the past, including Toronto, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, Chicago, & Johnstown, PA

Milwaukee Electric Railway & Light Co. was the largest electric railway Wisconsin

Valley Rwys #18

Delancey Street Terminal in New York City. There is a plan afoot to make this abandoned underground trolley terminal into a park.

Delancey Street Looking East In 1919 At The Williamsburg Bridge

Delancey Street Looking West In 1920

Delancey Street Looking West

There are 8 trolley car loops in the underground terminal.

Looking West At Conjested Delancey Street In 1923

Loop 1

There are trolley cars in the background

The trolley cars are all gone in this 1960s photo

Delancy Street Subway Station is in the background.

Looking east at Delancey Street in 1960s

From the MoW Dept. A Canadian bonding car. Check out the chunky motor/generator set (?) and the state-of-the art rheostat and knife switches on the front beam. Looks like there might be a trolley pole out of sight.

Another look at trolley and interurban cars of Missouri.

Some trolley & interurban cars of California.

California Red Car Train

The gentleman with his back to the photographer is Harre Demoro.  Harre was a noted author, historian, and newspaper reporter.  He was an excellent writer who's histories are so enjoyable to read.

Los Angeles Railway

Napa Valley Interurban

Petaluma & Santa Rosa Railroad

Petaluma and Santa Rosa Railway car #63

San Diego

Los Angeles Railway

Thumbnails are good but the large photos say "Image Not Found"

In your second photo, a picture of Key System 271 at the Western Railway Msueum, the gentleman in the photo with his back to the photographer is Harre Demoro.  Harre was a noted author, historian, and newspaper reporter.  He was an excellent writer who's histories were so enjoyable to read. Harre was a good friend who died way too young.