Bill Everett Collection, Donald Duke Collection
Pacific Electric box motor no. 1446 pauses at Watts Station for unloading in 1941.
Bill Everett Collection
Donald Duke Collection
Bill Everett Collection
Bill Everett Collection, Donald Duke Collection
Long Beach's Ocean Avenue in 1943 was a virtual "sea" of Red Cars; here, nos. 1028 and 1054 are ready to leave for San Pedro; behind them, no. 1038 with a blank destination sign rests behind nos. 1028 and 1054.
Bill Everett Collection
Donald Duke Collection
Bill Everett Collection, Donald Duke Collection
Pacific Electric combination baggage / express and passenger car no. 1373 rolls along Fourth Street in Santa Ana, bound for Los Angeles. A local Santa Ana Bus Lines unit stops at the corner to pick up passengers.
Bill Everett Collection
Donald Duke Collection
Bill Everett Collection, Donald Duke Collection
Lynwood Station was a busy place. Not only was it Pacific Electric's official station, but it was also the depot for the Union Pacific Overland Stage Lines and the Pacific Greyhound Lines. Pacific Greyhound was the subsidiary of the Southern Pacific at the time.
Bill Everett Collection
Donald Duke Collection
