SF Trolley Photos 22

Marmon Herrington 557 turning from Montgomery St. onto Clay St. Photo by R. Hill. Date 1967 or 1975.

Overhead at the junction of routes 22 and 41. The 41 continues straight through on Union St. The 22 Fillmore turns left here for the Marina returning the same way. The wires to the right are part of a short turn loop for both lines. This layover is used in the morning 6 to 9 p.m. for route 41 trolleys from Presidio Garage going into serve or short turning there, while though trolleys would use the left wire. Photo by Robert Parks. Date 1 JL 2005.

The decorated interior of Robert Parks' trolley ETI 5538 one recent Halloween. Photo by Robert Parks. Date unknown, circa 2003-2006.

Two Marmon Herrington trolleys are passing each other on route 41 Union. Photo by R. Hill. 1967 or 1975. Submitted by Ken Josephson.

One of the two Flyer E700 trolleys on Route 41 in the financial district. Photo by R. Hill. 1975. Submitted by Ken Josephson.

The first day of service the San Francisco Municipal Railroad six years after the great earthquake. Photographer unknown. 28 DE 1912.

Market St. Railway White Front car 107 on Hayes at Scott St. Hayes St. former had a steep grade and streetcars could not transverse it. After it was regraded, the 21 line switched to Hayes in this area. Photographer not known. 1941. Submitted by Walter Rice.

ETI 5403 at Potrero Garage ready to go into service on the 45 Union-Van Ness line to Lyon and Greenwich terminus. But wait, the old 4cwas permanently rerouted on 1 OC 1988 and now runs as the 45 Union-Stockton. This was the photographer playing with the destination signs. Both diseasel busses and trolleys use the same GPS and sign equipment. It is simpler to do this for economic reasons. But, why does MUNI need a 45 Union/Van Ness destination at all? Photo by Matt Lee. 11 MR 07.

5403 is definite off course now. There are no trolleybus wires on the Embarcadero. Matt is still playing around with destination signs. Photo by Matt Lee. 11 MR 07.

New Flyer articulated 7021 on the first day of service on Route 20 Columbus heading for its downtown terminus a Beale St. The trolley is on Columbus St. at Union St. The 20, 30 and 45 pass through here. Photo by Peter Ehrlich. 2 JL 07.