Photo of the (Past) Moment: 7-line Detour
[caption id="attachment_7868" align="alignleft" width="770"] Streetcar Track Construction at Lincoln Way and 36th Avenue Looking West | December 1, 1931[/caption]
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E-line Gets Going
E-line Kickoff; Boat Tram Debuts
New Boat at E-line Ceremony July 31
Three Trolley Tours in August. Sign Up Now!
[caption id="attachment_7807" align="alignleft" width="700"] The two streetcars scheduled to be used on August Trolley Tours: PCC No. 1050 (left) and venerable Muni Car No. 1. Peter Ehrlich photo.[/caption]
Charlotte Trolley Collision
[caption id="attachment_7801" align="alignleft" width="700"] Charlotte replica streetcar No. 91, the one involved in the July 19 accident, when new in 2005. These streetcars operated briefly on a demonstration line before being stored until the new downtown line opened recently. Rick Laubscher photo.[/caption]
New Development Fee Could Benefit Streetcars
[caption id="attachment_7794" align="alignleft" width="920"] Streetcar No. 1055, wearing its original 1946 Philadelphia livery, passes new condos on Market at Buchanan. Michael Macor photo for the Chronicle.[/caption]
Driver Takes Stupid Pills
[caption id="attachment_7791" align="alignleft" width="640"] Kendall Willets photo via SFist.[/caption]
Great E-line Startup Piece in The Examiner
[caption id="attachment_7756" align="alignleft" width="700"] Right after this shot was snapped, Mayor Dianne Feinstein (left) took the controls of Muni Car No.1 and personally piloted it down Market Street to open the first Trolley Festival in June 1983. That success led to the permanent F-line, and now the E-line.[/caption]
Great Photos in Chron’s “Our SF”
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