
May 9, 1919 · Lake Shore Drive, Chicago, IL
A Chicago Motor Bus Company double-decker bus from the World War I era, carrying passengers and displaying patriotic 'V for Victory' signs.
- Date
- May 9, 1919
- Location
- Lake Shore Drive, Chicago, ILApproximate location, placed at the center of the town.
- Vehicle
- Motor bus
- Operator
- Chicago Motor Bus Company
- Equipment
- GM
- Fleet numbers
- Chicago Motor Bus Company 129
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