Some more trolleys....C&G, CG&W, H&F, and others....

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PRT Work Car W-15

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During the strike of 1910.........

[MurphOnMillerAve]

Soooooooo, such actions are not only a contemporary phenomenon, about which I am reminded by this photo.

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Soooooooo, such actions are not only a contemporary phenomenon, about which I am reminded by this photo.

Of course not. Old as time itself.

[MurphOnMillerAve]

Soooooooo, such actions are not only a contemporary phenomenon, about which I am reminded by this photo.

Of course not. Old as time itself.

Indeed. Brooklyn during the Civil War; St. Petersburg, during the Russian Revolution, come to mind immediately. - and I don't know if they
burned trolleys in Pittsburgh during the early days of steel in the pre-AFL/CIO period, but there sure was a lot of club-in-the-head violence against workers present.

[rogruth]

Pittsburgh and the PRR was hit pretty bad during the [railroad] riots of 1877.
The PRR station was burned and just about completely destroyed.

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Illinois Terminal car

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[J. S. Bach]

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[J. S. Bach]

In colour at Norristown:


and leaving 69th St.:

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..........and leaving 69th St.

Memories of that time period of attending concerts at the Tower Theater on 69th St. have resurfaced............

The Liberty Liner “Independence Hall” is at the Rockhill museum and operational again.

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Long ways off from the CG&W, but one of my favorites, an IT Class B

[J. S. Bach]

Having ridden on and operated one at IRM, I can almost agree with you.

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Having ridden on and operated one at IRM, I can almost agree with you.

One of my fav's, but I also like the Class C, and then there's the CA&E 315 up at Rockhill

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Portland Street RR Sand Car