Streetcar

Contains 5317 photos

Harrison near 5th
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Harrison near 5th

View southwest across Harrison to track construction. R.B.&S. Special Delivery 953 Harrison, Metropolitan Hotel 973 Harrison in distance left, streetcar on temporary tracks. [Harrison St. between 4th and 5th] [dpwbook36 dpw10220]

South of Market
Randolph near 19th Ave
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Randolph near 19th Ave

View east on Randolph from 19th Avenue (then Worcester). M-line streetcar SFMR #10 [Randolph St looking East dpwbook36 dpw10254]

Merced Heights
9th Ave & Irving
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9th Ave & Irving

View east on Irving. Boat Car, from Blackpool England, outboound on the N-Judah line, turning onto 9th Ave from Irving. There were two "boats" that ran usually on nice days along the waterfront.

Sunset Inner
Geneva Car House
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Geneva Car House

San Jose and Geneva B-line SFMR Streetcar #176. Scrap Run, final run of this car. Will be brought to car house and dismantled.

Cayuga
Collingwood & Market
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Collingwood & Market

K-line Streetcar emerging from Collingwood Portal of the Twin Peaks Tunnel during construction of the Market Street Subway.

Castro
Market & Eagle
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Market & Eagle

View south on Market at Eagle Street showing new retaining wall which blocked Caselli Avenue from Market. tracks of the Market Street Railway (MSRy) 33-line streetcar at center, Clayton Street (once part of Caselli) intersects in the background. [Market from Caselli (streetcar) dpwbook37 dpwA509]

Eureka Valley
Montgomery & Bush
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Montgomery & Bush

Montgomery St looking north at Bush St. This event on Oct 5, 1927, was the ritual last run of a streetcar down Monterey St, colloquially known as the 'Toonerville Trolley' because it was a rickety affair. See article in SF Chronicle Oct 6, 1927. A carriage, a horse cart, and other vehicles were run on the tracks. Mayor Rolph was in attendance for the ceremony and gave a speech referring to Russ, SF Pioneer, for whom the Russ building was named (seen in photo).[dpwbook40 dpwA630]

Downtown / Union Square
Post & Stockton
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Post & Stockton

Post St looking west from Stockton St. This parade event on Oct 5, 1927, was the ritual last run of a streetcar colloquially known as the 'Toonerville Trolley'. The event included various old vehicles running on the tracks and a speech from Mayor 'Sunny Jim' Rolph (see Chronicle article). [dpwbook40 dpwA631]

Downtown / Union Square
Market & Sanchez
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Market & Sanchez

View easterly toward south side of Market west of Sanchez. Large apartment building (built 1909) still stands. 8-Line car #601 (Former Market Street Railway MSRy unit #201 renumbered #601 after the merger in order to avoid confusion with MUNI #201.)

Castro
Divisadero near Haight
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Divisadero near Haight

Former Market Street Railway streetcar #137 renumbered #437 after the merger in order to avoid confusion with Muni #137; using Divisadero to return to Haight Street Car Barn after breakdown.

Lower Haight
Cabrillo & Great Highway
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Cabrillo & Great Highway

View northwest to Sacramento Northern Birney streetcar #62 on rail fan excursion at Cabrillo Loop, Playland at the Beach. Cliff House in distance.

Richmond Outer
Hayes & Buchanan
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Hayes & Buchanan

View east on Hayes toward Buchanan. Muni 21-Line streetcar #121 outbound. Lydia Fisk House, 700 Hayes, on near left corner. Tower of Simpson Memorial Church is visible at right.

Hayes Valley
Market, Stockton, & Ellis
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Market, Stockton, & Ellis

View south to approaching Muni F-Line streetcar #25. Pacific Building in background. Benatar's drug store.

Downtown / Union Square
Stanyan near Haight
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Stanyan near Haight

View southeast on Stanyan to MSRy 20-line #302. Frank M. Smith Tennis Shop.

Golden Gate Park
Haight & Divisadero
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Haight & Divisadero

Streetcar 7-Line #165 heading west on Haight. Teenage boys riding rear Eclipse fender.

Lower Haight