PCC 4615 makes its way along Kenosha's waterfront. Picking up people and bringing them to various destinations along the way.

Newark City Subway PCC car in Bicentennial colors.

Another view of my 2-person excursion car, complete with farebox and a couple of paying passengers on one of the trips around the 21 FINEVIEW line. This is typical of much of the route, with only... (more)

Another view of my 2-person excursion car, complete with farebox and a couple of paying passengers on one of the trips around the 21 FINEVIEW line. This is typical of much of the route, with only... (more)

In Pasadena CA January 1st is Rose Parade day (as well as that other event with a pigskin) and PE used cars from all over to ferry passengers from downtown LA. When that occurred PCC cars operate... (more)

Pacific Electric ran but 30 PCC cars over their huge network. Normally they operated GLENDALE-BURBANK as seen here but briefly in 1941-42 they also served the VENICE SHORT LINE and its short-turn... (more)

Richard L Wonson loved shooting postcard-sized negatives and always used a tripod to insure steadiness. Here he’s recorded a PCC that has just crossed the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad at Stony Cre... (more)

Another view from one of Richard L Wonson’s postcard-sized negatives. Woolworth’s and Kresge’s were open and viable, and yet another downtown theater is in full operation. No sign of Wal-M... (more)

A rarety in Johnstown is finding a PCC without the ubiquitous Pepsi cap on the front. Benjamin A Dover photo.

Evening choice of entertainment in Pittsburgh in the early 1960s was rather limited, a few movies and a few strip theaters, so one makes one’s own. It’s almost 11 PM, Gimbel’s is closed but... (more)

The operator is taking his layover after transporting passengers to Pittsburgh’s zoo, located in Highland Park beyond. One wonders if any of them were inspired to go out and buy an Electro-Air ... (more)

Most cars painted by new operator PAT in 1964-65 were former advertising cars but a few 1700s damaged in accidents also qualified. The 1797 shares the view with a pair of Chrysler Corporation pro... (more)

PCC 7407 was not always just the showpiece of the Baltimore Transit Museum as it is now. Here it’s on a regular service assignment on its way to Walbrook Junction. Joe Jessel Jr Kodachrome.