Pacific Electric streetcar no. 107 emerges from the tunnel on its way to Echo Park Avenue.
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107 to Echo Park Avenue
100 From The Tunnel
Pacific Electric streetcar no. 100 emerges from a tunnel portal on the Echo Park Line of the Western Division.
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112 Emerges
Pacific Electric streetcar no. 112 emerges from the private right-of-way tunnel on the way to Echo Park Avenue. The advertisements on the right capture local popular culture of the day.
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Residential Service
Pacific Electric streetcars nos. 106 and 111 travel opposite directions in this residential neighborhood. Number 106 is destined for Hill Street downtown.
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138 To the Depot
Pacific Electric streetcar no. 138 proceeds through Edendale to the Southern Pacific Depot near downtown Los Angeles. The destination sign reads “S.P. Depot / Pacific Electric Dpot / Post Office / Echo Park.”
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127 to Edendale
This vintage image of Pacific Electric streetcar no. 127 bears the combined destination board of “Edendale & S.P. Depot.”
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649 and Furs
Pacific Electric streetcar no. 649 passes a classic 1930s-era billboard advertising Maurice Ball Furs (500 W. 7th Street) probably on the Edendale Line.
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716 to Edendale
Pacific Electric streetcar no. 716 waits for the mainline to clear before embarking to Edendale.
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336 at Jack’s Cafe
Pacific Electric streetcar no. 336 pauses in front of Jack’s Cafe near the intersection of Vista Del Mar and Culver Blvd. in Playa Del Rey on the last day of service on the Lagoon Line, July 19, 1936.
Ralph Melching Photo
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Railroad Boosters 1217 at Raymer Tower
The Railroad Boosters special (Pacific Electric interurban no. 1217) passes Raymer Tower in the Valley on the Western Division.
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