Charles D. Savage Photo, Donald Duke Collection
Pacific Electric interurban no. 1214 rolls northbound on Market Street in Riverside on April 17, 1939. The Hotel Casa de Anza is in the background; it still exists, as the Santa Cruz Inn.
Modified based on comment
Charles D. Savage Photo
Donald Duke Collection
Pacific Electric Trail Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony; image by Steve Crise
The City of Rancho Cucamonga, California, celebrated the re-opening of the Pacific Electric Trail (built upon the former PE right-of-way throughout the city) on December 7, 2011, at the trailhead at Foothill Boulevard and Baker Street. A group of local dignitaries appeared for the ribbon cutting as part of the opening of the new pedestrian/bike/horse bridge crossing Foothill Blvd. The old PE bridge and original PE rail have been partially preserved as part of the trailhead park environment.
Pacific Electric Railway Historical Society Photo by Steve Crise
The Pacific Electric Railway Historical Society (PERYHS) is a non-profit association dedicated to the preservation of the memory of the Pacific Electric Railway.
