Seattle Photos 10
28 April 1940 — the present
Seattle Photos 10
28 April 1940 — the present
Mehva Twin Coach 643
at Central Metro Base. Photo by Mike Gillman. 2001.
Mehva Brill 798 at Central
Metro Base. Photo by Mike Gillman. 2001
Mehva Pullman-Standard
Coach 1005 at Central Metro Base. Photo by Mike Gillman. 2001.
AMG 928 at Central metro
Base with its guts removed. 928 is now resting at the Metro Unit
Repair in Tukwila, Wa. Photo by Mike Gillman. 2001.
AMG 918 at Central metro
Base with its guts removed. 918 is now resting at the Metro Unit
Repair in Tukwila, Wa. Photo by Mike Gillman. 2001
Gillig 4130 on 3rd
Ave. downtown heading for the end of route 36. Metro uses route
numbers, destinations, and "via" to identify routes,
termini, and the major area through which trolleys go. Trolleys
on route 36 use "Jeff Park" rather than S. Myrtle (or
S. Othello) where the terminus is. Another example of this inconsistency
is the southern terminus of route 4, which is at S. Walker St,
though the destinations sign says "Judkins Park." Photo
by Peter McLaughlin.
Gillig 4100 on 3rd
Ave. downtown at Pike St. heading for the end of route 36. Note
the destination display as compared to the above photo. Even with
LED lights it appears that they can't get anything consistent.
Photo by Peter McLaughlin.
The three historic trolleys lined up for a fan
trip. Photo by Keegan Hartman. 14 JL 2002.
Front view of Seattle Twin Coach 604 at the OERHS.
Photographer unknown.
Front left view of Seattle Twin Coach 604 at the
OERHS. Photographer unknown.
Twin Coach
604, Pullman-Standard 648, and Vancouver Brill 2411 at the Oregon
Electric Railway Historical Society museum. 648 was acquired in
2001 or slightly earlier. Photographer unknown, submitted by Charlie
Brown.
Breda 5101 converted
into a pure trolley from a dual-bus, taken at Atlantic Base. If
this trolley works, Metro will convert another 49 Bredas into
pure trolleys. Courtesy of Zack Willhoite, photographer.
The Twin, the , and two ex_melbourne streetcars at a meet on S. Main St. at 2nd Ave. S. Photo by Wally Young. 14 JL 02.
The Pullman-Standard in the trolleybus tunnel. This a special
event for the inauguration of the tunnel. It is the only time as 40 foot trolley
has been in the tunnel. Photo by Wally Young. 15 SE 1990.
