This car was wrecked by the cyclone of 1896 does anyone know what kind it was and are there any images of what it may have looked like before the tornado trashed it?
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Streetcar from 1896
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RE: streetcar from 1896
Hmm. Looks to be two cars and not just one. In fact, I'd bet that's two cars, one power car (in the foreground) and a trailer in the back.Also, they look to have an open air system (no walls or doors) and the power car has a single catenary pole.
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RE: streetcar from 1896
It probably looked quite like this:
The Breezer in the file library.Tim
Street and Interurban Electric Railway Models
Sumpter Valley B&B Gang
Willamette Valley Route
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