Links about trams in Baltimore
There are 6 links about trams in Baltimore (United States).
Links about trams in United States
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New link: Digital Maryland. Baltimore Transit Co. and Potomac Edison Slides - Pennsylvania Trolley Museum
By Edward S. Miller.
In English.
New link: Maryland Center for History and Culture. Lost City: Baltimore’s Trolleys, Trackless Trolleys and Buses
In English.
The new Dave's Electric Railroads
In English.
U.S. Streetcar Systems Website
In English.
Sporvognsmuseer
Baltimore Streetcar Museum (BSM)
In English.
Sporvognsselskaber
Maryland Transit Administration (MTA)
In English.
See also
Photo: Baltimore railcar 7407 at the museum Baltimore Streetcar Museum
Line: Baltimore museum line
Museum: Baltimore Streetcar Museum (BSM)
Company: Maryland Transit Administration (MTA)
Last updated: August 13, 2021.
