Boston Trolleybus Photos 3

Boston Brill 8722 at the Cambridge Commons looking towards East Cambridge, and it shows both the pre-renovation Memorial Hall straight ahead in the background as well as the Littauer Center for Public Administration just to the photographer's left, on its way to Lechmere Stn. Though Boston was primarily a Pullman city, their last batch of 50's era trolleys were Brills! Was it a Boston standard policy for every trolleybus to have an unrepaired dent? Photo by Leo Sullivan. Photo taken about 1959

A Pullman-Standard on the Harward Square-Lechmere line on 24 AP 1936 only 13 days after the first line opened on 11 AP 1936. I suppose 13 days is too early for the trolley to get an unrepaired dent. Photo Submitted by Leo Sullivan.

Trolleybus at Clarendon Hill Garage in Somerville near Cambridge. The site is now a tower block.

North Cambridge Trolleybus Garage--three doors and some overhead. Photo by Erik Griswold.

Flyers lined up at North Cambridge Trolleybus Garage. Photo by Erik Griswold.

Another shot of North C. Garage. Photo by Erik Griswold.

Flyers viewed through a chain link fence at N. C. Garage. Photo by Erik Griswold.

Flyers lined up at N. C. Garage. Photo by Erik Griswold.

Another view of Flyers lined up at N. C. Garage. Photo by Erik Griswold.

Some of the overhead at N. C. Garage. Photo by Erik Griswold. Date Unknown.

A couple of Pullmans at the Cambridge Commons area. Photo by R. Hill, submitted by Ken Josephson. Date Unknown.

Boston Railway Twin Coach 8204. Photographed near Fresh Pond on the Huron line. Part of a five unit 1937 order from Twin Coach, 8204 was designated model 40RWFT. This Westinghouse equipped trackless trolley was one of the first Boston units sport left-side doors. From the collection of Leo Sullivan, submitted by Ken Josephson. Date Unknown.

Pullman-Standard 8531at Harvard Station waiting to go to Watertown Square. Photographer Unknown. Date Unknown.

Flyer 4015 waiting to go to Harvard Station posing with left side door open. Photographer Unknown. Date Unknown

Neopkan-S^koda 4101, the prototype AN440LF trolley at the S^koda factory in Plzen. Photographer Unknown. 2002 or 2003.

A Pullman somewhere in the Boston area, showing off its yellow left side doors. Photographer and time unknown. Date Unknown

Boston Flyers at one of the garages. Date and photographer unknown.