St. Joseph 1940 Brill SMT 258. Source: a General Electric booklet promoting trolley coaches. Given the source, this is most likely a posed photo. Photographer unknown. Submitted by Ken Josephson and courtesy Dave's Rail Pics.
St. Joseph 1940 Brill SMT 258. Source: a General Electric booklet promoting trolley coaches. Given the source, this is most likely a posed photo. Photographer unknown. Submitted by Ken Josephson and courtesy Dave's Rail Pics.
St. Joseph 1932 Brill T30 202 plus an unidentified Brill on the Jules Street Line. Photographer and date unknown, though possible 1936. Courtesy Bill Volkmer collection.
Either Brill/Ohio or a Brill T30. There is no evidence of numbering on the trolley, but it could be the first one, Brill/Ohio to be numbered 201, or another one still unnumbered. Photographer unknown. Date could be 1932, uncertain. Courtesy Dave's Rail Pics.
1934 Brill T30 208. This coach had only 29 seats and no rear door. It was their first coach and the only one of its kind in the fleet. Date uncertain, but most like taken in the early thirties. Photographer unknown. Courtesy Dave's Rail Pics.
Unidentified Brill, probably an ACF Brill T44, bought from Wilkes-Barre. Photographer unknown. Courtesy Dave's Rail Pics.
Unidentified Brill T30. Photographer unknown. Courtesy Dave's Rail Pics.
1940 Brill 44SMT 251, probably at 5th and Edmund. Photographer unknown. Courtesy Dave's Rail Pics.
1946 ACF Brill TC44 278 on its way to Krug Park. Photographer unknown. Courtesy Dave's Rail Pics.
