
June 15, 1953 · Washington and Franklin, Chicago, IL
A Chicago Transit Authority PCC streetcar approaches on a brick-paved downtown street lined with shoppers and Harding's restaurant sign, seen from an elevated vantage point.
- Date
- June 15, 1953
- Location
- Washington and Franklin, Chicago, IL
- Vehicle
- PCC streetcar
- Operator
- Chicago Transit Authority
- Equipment
- PCC
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