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by Steve Ember
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A scene that could only play at a trolley museum, as these two types of streetcars are too far removed in vintage to have ever served concurrently in... more
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1.80" W x 3.875" H x 0.90" D
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A scene that could only play at a trolley museum, as these two types of streetcars are too far removed in vintage to have ever served concurrently in revenue operations.
The setting is the Baltimore Streetcar Museum on an October afternoon. A SEPTA PCC streetcar casts its reflection in the museum doors as well as along the flanks of wooden “convertible” car No. 264, built in 1900. The bright, modern (for her time) PCC is waiting to take passengers on the next ride along Falls Road to the 28th Street Loop. When she departs, No. 264 will move into position to take on passengers for the same trip along the broad gauge right of way.
PCCs ran on the streets of Baltimore, as did No.264, and the museum does have a Baltimore PCC car in its collection, but on this day, this rescued and restored Philadelphia SEPTA PCC is doing the honors.
Incidentally, No. 264 is called a convertible car as her wood side panels and windows could be removed in Baltimore’s often st...
Steve Ember is a Washington-based photographer, writer, and voice actor/narrator. In addition to his signature New York (including many “SubwayScapes” integrating elevated rail lines into views of the urban fabric), Baltimore, and Washington cityscapes, his work also encompasses Alpine landscapes, European, and American motifs, including night scenes, as well as railroad and aviation subjects, and aerial photography. A lifelong photographer, Steve’s work has been honored over many years with selection in numerous juried exhibits at galleries in the greater Washington area. His photographs appear regularly at the Maryland Federation of Art’s Circle Gallery in Annapolis, Maryland. An extensive selection of Steve’s current and...
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