Pullman Standard 384 on run 405 on Atkinson Ave
probably near N. 10th St. on Route 19. This picture was probably
taken in the early to mid 60's. The system closed in 1965. Wisconsin
Electric Railway Historical Society newsletter. Submitted by Ken
Josephson.
Drawing of Pullman Type 46-B by Vern Voss. Wisconsin
Electric Railway Historical Society newsletter. Submitted by Ken
Josephson.
First trolleybus on Third Street near Center Ave.
10 OC 1948. Photo by Malcolm D. McCarter, Wisconsin Electric Railway
Historical Society newsletter, submitted by Ken Josephson.
Preserved Pullman-Standard 350 at Autumn Woods
in East Troy, WN. In AU 1989. 350 is now in Dayton. Photo by Ken
Josephson.
A line of Milwaukee trolleys stuck in a snow covered
street, the result of a blizzard in 1947. Photo appeared in the
Milwaukee Journal. Submitted by Ken Josephson.
A Milwaukee Transport Co etb pass. Submitted by
Ken Josephson.
A second Milwaukee Transport Co etb pass. Submitted
by Ken Josephson.
A third Milwaukee Transport Co etb pass. Submitted
by Ken Josephson.
A fourth Milwaukee Transport Co etb pass. Submitted
by Ken Josephson.
A fifth Milwaukee Transport Co etb pass. Submitted
by Ken Josephson.
Milwaukee Yellow Trolley 127.
GM factory photo, Ken Josephson Collection.
Milwaukee's unique feeder
cable brackets for use on concrete and steel tubular line poles.
The "acorn" streetlight is also a Milwaukee original.
Many Milwaukee street light standards erected prior to mid-1965
still bare visible "scars" from the days when cross
span collars and feeder cable brackets were mounted. Photo by
Ken Josephson.
A westbound Route 21-North Avenue Marmon-Herrington
crosses North 49th Street. It is the last week of December, 1962.
On December 29th, , Routes 15, 21, 22, 35 and the Vliet Street
half of Route 18 were all dieselized. This cut Milwaukee's trackless
trolley mileage in half. During the trackless trolley era, Route
21's western terminal was at N. 60th Street and West North Avenue.
A connecting diesel or gas bus continued west into Wauwatosa.
A short turn loop via West Lisbon Avenue and North 49th Street
accounted for the overhead in the foreground. This 300 series
M-H entered service in 1947. Summary by Ken Josephson. Photographer
unknown.
1946/47 Marmon-Herrington TC-44 536, ex-Indianapolis,
Photographer unknown, submitted by Peter McLaughlin.
An overhead veil of a Marmon
Herrington somewhere in downtown Milwaukee. Note the curve segments.
Photo by Paul Weyrich, submitted by Ken Josephson.
A poster depicting a Marmon-Herrington following
a snowplow after one of Milwaukee's notorious snow storms. Submitted
by Ken Josephson.
A fantasy drawing of a Milwaukee Fishbowl. Drawn by Peter McLaughlin. 16 JN 2002.
