http://www.streetcar.org/mim/streetcars/fleet/antique/952/index.html
1923 New Orleans cars No. 952
Both cars built 1923.
Car No. 913 served New Orleans, Louisiana 1923-1964.
Car No. 952 served New Orleans, Louisiana 1923-1964 and 1984-1997.
The most iconic transit vehicle in American literary history is Tennessee Williams Streetcar Named Desire from New Orleans. Muni currently has two such icons.
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http://www.streetcar.org/mim/streetcars/fleet/pcc/1053/index.html
You're onboard Car No. 1053
Built 1947.
Served Philadelphia 1947-92.
Purchased by Muni 1993.
Exterior pain design: Brooklyn NY.
This car is painted to honor Brooklyn, which ran PCC streetcars from 1936 to 1956. Trolleys were once such a part of the Brooklyn scene that the local baseball club was named the Trolley Dodgers, later shortened to, wellyou know.
Actually NO never had PCC cars. This video was shot in San Francisco. NO swapped car 952 for California Cable Car 59 (what we were supposed to do with it I cannot figure???) The 952 is a wonderful ambassador to the city of NO running around in SF but the cable car sits at our carbarn, worthy of the scrap pile, unfortunately.
TheStreetcarnut 3 months ago
Never knew N.O. had PCC cars.
schizzie345 1 year ago