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    I had no idea that those ran until 2003! I thought thouse stopped in the 90's.
    Were thise different than the street cars?

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    They were, precisely, antique streetcars. I don't know the origins of the particular cars used in that service though.

    Oops, foolish me. If I looked at the first post on this thread then I would know the origins

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    I wonder why the city elected to undertake a complete restoration of three of the old trolleys when ridership had dropped precipitously and based on what I've read here and elsewhere, operation was irregular, especially during the winter months. I recall when I rode the trolleys back in the mid-1990s that they had two running that day. Of course I wanted to ride the double-decker #14, the other one running was red too and may have been #247. Somewhere I have some postcards I bought someplace which showed a couple of the trolleys running down by the end-of-track at the Mariner's Church. I wonder where those are.......

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