219 on Ocean Avenue
Charles Lawrence Photo, Jack Finn Collection, Craig Rasmussen Collection
Passenger traffic was brisk during the early days along Ocean Avenue in Los Angeles, possibly on opening day of the Long Beach Line, July 4, 1902. Car No. 219 was one of 99 cars of similar designs known as the Huntington standard car. It had an open and section for passengers. Text compiled from Pacific Electric Railway, Volume Three – Southern District by Donald Duke.
Charles Lawrence Photo
Jack Finn Collection
Craig Rasmussen Collection
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I like to know was this at the beach! On Ocean Ave and Granada were now “Club Ripples” is now. When did they remove the tracks. Do you have any more photos in Long Beach. Also when i am driving down on 7th st at the corner i can see there was used to be railroads crossing there.
When i walk from the parking lot i can tell there was tracks i can see rails used to be there. Where did it go to!!
Where that picture taken at the Beach???