A Los Angeles Transit Lines (successor to the Los Angeles Railway) token, good for one fare.
Pacific Electric Railway Historical Society Collection
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Los Angeles Railway Token
A classic Los Angeles Railway token, featuring the line’s signature “bell” mark, good for one fare.
Pacific Electric Railway Historical Society Collection
Pacific Electric Token
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text css=”.vc_custom_1527641963798{margin-bottom: 0px !important;}”]A classic Pacific Electric Railway token, good for one fare. Donated to the Pacific Electric Railway Historical Society by Nancy Steinbaugh of Covina, California.
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Suydam PE 1630
Suydam 1624 Orion Version, decorated for Pacific Electric no. 1630.
Unknown PE 1553
Pacific Electric electric locomotive no. 1553 by an unknown manufacturer.
Suydam PE 990
Suydam 950 modified to represent Pacific Electric no. 990.
Suydam PE 810
Suydam 800-series 2-pole subway car PERY 810.
Ken Kidder PE 350
Ken Kidder Birney car PERY 350.
Suydam PE 310
Suydam 801, early paint scheme as PERY 310.
Monograph #1: James N. Spencer: Remembrances of the Pacific Electric
From early childhood trips on the P. E., Railroad Boosters fan trips, riding a three-car train from Hollywood Boulevard and Vermont Avenue to the Rose Parade and rail fanning around the system during and after World War II, Jim Spencer recounts them all in his own unique style. 44 pages with 33 photographs and index.
Oral History Series #1