I'm pretty sure that traffic pedestal, that was shown at the beginning of the film at Seventh and Hamilton, is currently at the Allentown police Academy and is used as a range officers over watch tower.
I lived around 19th and highland street. Im curious if the greenwalds line came up 20th and since the street has a unique wide design and surfaced with concrete and where they continued up the blocks to Greenwalds
I rode the Greenawalds line to Swain School all through my grade school years!! Did all the cars have seats that flipped so as to face the correct direction??
I want to go back in time and live there for awhile. It looked like things seemed more alive in some way back then. Imagine having such good public transportation! The only thing though is that the music picked for this video doesn't fit right at all in my opinion!
If the trolley's had preference over the cars, maybe they would have remained viable. But those irritating private cars, seem like they got in the way of the trolleys frequently.
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Thanks for sharing this my hometown was a great place to live back then
I was born in 1954 and its wonderful watching these videos
nice video - lively music adds much to it
thanks for sharing
thanks for sharing . the loss of these lines upset me to no end , but am glad about light and heavy commuter rail.
We lived on the east side of Allentown, I remember my mom telling me she used to ride on it,,, ❤️👍🏼❤️❤️❤️
Thank you for posting these videos.
I live in Quakertown and go to Allentown allot.
It is amazing to see how it was back then.
I'm pretty sure that traffic pedestal, that was shown at the beginning of the film at Seventh and Hamilton, is currently at the Allentown police Academy and is used as a range officers over watch tower.
I lived around 19th and highland street. Im curious if the greenwalds line came up 20th and since the street has a unique wide design and surfaced with concrete and where they continued up the blocks to Greenwalds
I rode the Greenawalds line to Swain School all through my grade school years!! Did all the cars have seats that flipped so as to face the correct direction??
I grew up right across from Swain school in the Upper Parkway. It was a good school.
I want to go back in time and live there for awhile. It looked like things seemed more alive in some way back then. Imagine having such good public transportation!
The only thing though is that the music picked for this video doesn't fit right at all in my opinion!
If the trolley's had preference over the cars, maybe they would have remained viable. But those irritating private cars, seem like they got in the way of the trolleys frequently.