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The Chicago Files 
Different and more elegant times huh 🙂
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Good mornin’, Andy! Oh yes, that’s for sure! It was so different back then! Cher xo
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Every time I see movies with these I think that 🙂
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Oh me too!!! 🙂
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😀
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I love the look of this, it’s so retro!
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Isn’t it cool, Chrissie? This actual streetcar was used in Los Angeles for quite some time in the 1920’s! It’s brilliant I think! Cher xo
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I had no idea they were used in LA. It’s funny I never use the tram in my home town as it’s too expensive, unfortunately.
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Oh is it, Chrissie? That is such a shame. I took this photo at the Orange Empire Railway Museum in California. They’ve done some an amazing job and restoring, preserving, and absolutely loving the old trams, streetcars, trains, trolleys, you name it (California-based types). Cher xo
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I’m so glad people have the forethought to preserve things like this for the future before they get scraped. How did you like California?
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Oh me too! And this museum is a paradise for railway fans! I love California! I’ve been there a number of times and absolutely love it!!! Cher xo
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