I have a book from San Diego 1915 Panama Exhibition which shows San Diego’s Trolley’s. And I remember taking the Trolley to Coronado before the Coronado Bridge was built
Hey, lived in the Bay Area 25 years and took the cable cars a lot. Limited service area but a lot of fun. Better in the off months - jump off in front of Taddich Grill!
I have a book from San Diego 1915 Panama Exhibition which shows San Diego’s Trolley’s. And I remember taking the Trolley to Coronado before the Coronado Bridge was built
love the cable cars! will be using this info to make sure my H O scale cable cars are accurate!
Love those cable cars I hope they never get rid of them
Supposedly the buses that substituted for the cable cars found the going tough on those hills.
They actually had Faegol busses with a second engine designed to kick in on the tougher hills, massive failure...
Hey, lived in the Bay Area 25 years and took the cable cars a lot. Limited service area but a lot of fun. Better in the off months - jump off in front of Taddich Grill!
All the cable cars have batteries underneath the car bodies for headlights and marker lights and interior lights.
PET personal computer at 8:40, noyce
Huh, the date is August 2nd 1873 - Redo Video, and Correct it.. An SF Native...
Thermite "advanced technique"
15:30 that was pretty difficult to listen to lol
That guy at 13:42 looks like Joseph stalin
The little trolleys that could
Trolleys have a pole with a bronze wheel that touches the copper wire above charged at 600 volts D.C.
@@luislaplume8261 OK then the little streetcars that could
@@rogerlollar4325 Streetcar is the West Coast synonym of Trolley
@@mikehawk2003 the little cable cars that could
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