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A white CTA bus with the route sign '24 WENTWORTH' is stopped on a city street, with a banner for the 1996 Democratic National Convention visible in the background. — Download original ↓

August 1996 · Clark and Wacker, Chicago, IL

A Chicago Transit Authority bus, number 4800, is stopped on a city street during the 1996 Democratic National Convention.

Date: August 1996
Location: Clark and Wacker, Chicago, ILApproximate location, placed at the center of the town.
Vehicle: Motor bus
Operator: Chicago Transit Authority
Equipment: GM New Look TDH-5303
Fleet numbers: Chicago Transit Authority 4800

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