Vintage Trolley in a Modern World: San Diego Trolley PCC car number 530 travels around the downtown "Silver Line" loop. It originally ran for Twin Cities Transit in Minneapolis, M... (more)

"High Speed" PCC: While the phrase High Speed may not be something commonly associated with a PCC Streetcar, the term as applied to this stretch of the MBTA red line on the... (more)

This evening, I stopped by the KC City Market to photograph the recently repainted PCC car #551. The wreath and Christmas lights were a nice touch, and I was happy to photograph one of the new CA... (more)

Vintage PCCs everywhere! The Neponset River Trail/Greenway opened the section overlooking the MBTA Mattapan station in mid-2017, allowing for this morning rush hour view of the vintage 1945-1946... (more)

PCC ride with my family, at left. Visiting San Francisco harbor in a rainy and cold afternoon

SEPTA PCC-II #2323 was built in 1947 by the St. Louis Car Company and refurbished by Brookville Equipment Company. It is seen here, captured at SEPTA's Elmwood facility during a shop tour.

Lined up, waiting turns at Island Avenue in South Phillly for a ride around the loop. The late 1940's PCC's serve SEPTA in everyday service working right along side with the 1980's built Kawasaki... (more)

A 1947 St Louis Car Company PCC decked out in the livery of SEPTA's predecessor, the Philadelphia Transportation Company, makes its rounds through Philadelphia, captured here on Girard Ave by the ... (more)

TTC PCC 4549 pauses by St. John's Cemetery on Kingston Street in Toronto during a charter event sponsored by the Wilmington Chapter NRHS.

A 1941-built car from Boston's first order of PCCs leads a pair outbound on the Riverside Line past the landmark Chestnut Hill Waterworks building.

The end of PCC operation was near on the MBTA's C Line (Cleveland Circle/Beacon Street) as this pair departed the Coolidge Corner stop in Brookline on an inbound run.

A pair of MBTA PCC cars hum along Centre Street in Jamaica Plain on their way from downtown Boston to the Arborway terminal. This route, the surviving part of which is now the MBTA E Line, was cut... (more)

An MBTA PCC car has just departed Cedar Grove station on its way to Mattapan via the Mattapan-Ashmont "High Speed Trolley Line". Elderly PCCs still run here in 2017, but now they're rebu... (more)