A Marmon-Herrington trolley,
perhaps on the Wyoming line. Photo by R. Hill, submitted by Kenneth
Josephson.14 OC 1923 — present
A Marmon-Herrington trolley,
perhaps on the Wyoming line. Photo by R. Hill, submitted by Kenneth
Josephson.
A Marmon-Herrington
trolley negotiating its way around large piles of snow following
a blizzard in Philadelphia. This could have been in 1977. Photo
by R. Hill, submitted by Kenneth Josephson.
Another view of a
Marmon-Herrington negotiating its way around large piles of snow.
Photo by R. Hill, submitted by Kenneth Josephson.
Another view. Photo by R. Hill, submitted by Kenneth Josephson.
A young chap seems to be more interested
in the photographer than in the two Marmon Herringtons at the
Franford Station in Philadelphia. Photo by R. Hill, submitted
by Kenneth Josephson.
A driver repoling his M-H after a dewirement.
Photo by R. Hill, submitted by Kenneth Josephson.
An AMG somewhere on the
75 Wyoming line. Photo by Roger Dupuis. Submitted by Ken Josephson.
AMG 829 at 21st St.
and Snyder on route 79 Delware-Snyder. Photo by Bob Rathke. 7
DE 2001.
AMG 811 at 25th St.
and Snyder. Photo by Bob Rathke. 7 DE 2001.
AMG 818 at Vine St.
and Snyder, the terminus. Photo by Bob Rathke. 7 DE 2001.
AMG 838 at 25th St.
and Snyder. The old PRR electrified viaduct is in the background.
Photo by Bob Rathke. 7 DE 2001.
Septa AMG 800 in Dayton, OH for testing, at the old Western Avenue Barns.. 800 was the first AMG trolley built, and it went to Philadelphia. The next 109 AMG trolleys went to Seattle, and the remainder went to Philly. Photo by Harvey Hylton. 21 OC 1978.
Another shot of AMG 800. Photo by Harvey Hylton. 21 OC 1978.
Brill 135 southbound on route 61 Ridge. Photographer and date unknown.
Brill124 on Rte 61 Ridge Ave. somewhere on Ridge Ave. Date and photographer unknown.
Philadelphia trolleybus routes (all are currently dieselized, though some or all may come back).
