Trolleys in Carrick - Revision history

Jrudiak at 22:29, 18 February 2012

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‎[http://www.spdconline.org/history/Trolleys/Trolleys.html For trolley enthusiasts here is a link to a local web site with many trolley photos.]

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‎This is an article as written for publication by Carrick Historian Nick Markowitz.

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‎This is an article written by Carrick Historian Nick Markowitz

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	[[Image:Trolley at junction barn.jpg]]		[[Image:Trolley at junction barn.jpg]]
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		+	'''The following two photos courtesy of Raymond Lattner'''
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		+	=== Can you identify any crew member in this photo taken between 1917 and 1924? ===
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		+	[[File:Carrick Crew Members rz.jpg]]
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		+	'''Inside the Carrick Carbarn '''
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		+	[[File:Old Carrick suburbanch rz.jpg]]

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	[[Image:Carrick trolley 1970.jpg]]		[[Image:Carrick trolley 1970.jpg]]
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		+	== 53 Carrick streetcar at Brownsville Road and Arlington Avenue ==
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		+	[[File:53 carrick at Arlington.jpg]]
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	== For trolley enthusiasts here is another link to our neighbors in Brookline who have put together a great site for more trolley information - [http://www.brooklineconnection.com/history/Facts/PghTrolley.html Trolley History]. ==		== For trolley enthusiasts here is another link to our neighbors in Brookline who have put together a great site for more trolley information - [http://www.brooklineconnection.com/history/Facts/PghTrolley.html Trolley History]. ==
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		+	== Video on Youtube of a trolley at the Brentwood Turn around. The Iron and Glass Bank was a Boron Gas Station. ==
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		+	== [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vrbhYcrev-Q Click here] for the video ==

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	[[Image:Carrick Trolley-1.jpg]]		[[Image:Carrick Trolley-1.jpg]]
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		+	[[Image:Carrick Trolley 1890s.jpg]]
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		+	== 1818 Brownsville Road. Trolley Photo is from 1927. The hardware store is now a bank and the house next to the hardware store is said to be the Agnew House. ==
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		+	[[Image:Carrick Trolley 1818 Brownsville 1927.jpg]]
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		+	== Carrick Double-ended streetcar on what appears to be 18th Street Road. ==
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		+	[[Image:Carrick trolley-1.jpg]]
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		+	== Carrick streetcar at St. George's, now St. John Vianney, cemetery bend on Brownsville Road in 1970. Maybe the last time this streetcar was used in Carrick. Street sign is visible but can be read.==
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		+	[[Image:Carrick trolley 1970.jpg]]
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	== This is an article as written for publication by Carrick Historian [[Nick Markowitz]]. ==		== This is an article as written for publication by Carrick Historian [[Nick Markowitz]]. ==

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−	For trolley enthusiasts here is another link to our neighbors in Brookline who have put together a great site for more trolley information - [http://www.brooklineconnection.com/history/Facts/PghTrolley.html Trolley History].	+
		+	== For trolley enthusiasts here is another link to our neighbors in Brookline who have put together a great site for more trolley information - [http://www.brooklineconnection.com/history/Facts/PghTrolley.html Trolley History]. ==

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	[[Image:Trolley at junction barn.jpg]]		[[Image:Trolley at junction barn.jpg]]
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		+	For trolley enthusiasts here is another link to our neighbors in Brookline who have put together a great site for more trolley information - [http://www.brooklineconnection.com/history/Facts/PghTrolley.html Trolley History].

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−	~~== [http://www.spdconline.org/history/Trolleys/Trolleys.html For trolley enthusiasts here is a link to a local web site with many trolley photos.] ==~~

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	[[Image:53 Carrick Trolley.jpg]]		[[Image:53 Carrick Trolley.jpg]]
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		+	== Waiting at the Brentwood Loop for return trip to Carrick ==
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		+	[[Image:Trolley 53 carrick.jpg]]
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		+	== At the South Hills Junction ==
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		+	[[Image:Trolley_at_Junction.jpg]]
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		+	== At the "Fleet" Gas Station at Clifton Avenue ==
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		+	[[Image:Trolley at Clifton.jpg]]
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		+	== At the McKinnley overpass at Bausman Street ==
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		+	[[Image:Trolley at Mckinely.jpg]]
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		+	== At the [[Overbrook]] line over Route 51 ==
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		+	[[Image:Trolley at Overbrook.jpg]]
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		+	== Streetcar at Parkfield Avenue at Carrick Shopping Center ==
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		+	[[Image:Trolley at parkfield 1.jpg]]
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		+	== Streetcar at Concord School ==
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		+	[[Image:Trolley at Concord.jpg]]
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		+	== Streetcar at The Boulevard and Readshaw Funeral Home ==
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		+	[[Image:Trolley at the boulevard.jpg]]
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		+	== Streetcars ready to go at the South Hills Junction, or could this be the Carrick Trolley Barn ==
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		+	[[Image:Trolley at junction barn.jpg]]
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	== [http://www.spdconline.org/history/Trolleys/Trolleys.html For trolley enthusiasts here is a link to a local web site with many trolley photos.] ==		== [http://www.spdconline.org/history/Trolleys/Trolleys.html For trolley enthusiasts here is a link to a local web site with many trolley photos.] ==

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 [[Image:Carrick Trolley-1.jpg]]
-== This is an article as written for publication by Carrick Historian Nick Markowitz. ==
+== This is an article as written for publication by Carrick Historian [[Nick Markowitz]]. ==
 [[Image:Carrick Trolley Era.jpg]]
 == This is the actual article as it appeared in The South Hills Record, February 15, 1977. ==