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Digital Maryland. Baltimore Transit Co. and Potomac Edison Slides - Pennsylvania Trolley Museum
By Edward S. Miller.
Language: English.
Maryland Center for History and Culture. Lost City: Baltimore’s Trolleys, Trackless Trolleys and Buses
Language: English.
The new Dave's Electric Railroads
Language: English.
U.S. Streetcar Systems Website
Language: English.
Maryland Transit Administration (MTA)
Language: English.
Baltimore Streetcar Museum (BSM)
Language: English.
Photo: Baltimore railcar 7407 at the museum Baltimore Streetcar Museum
Museum: Baltimore Streetcar Museum (BSM)
Company: Maryland Transit Administration (MTA)
Last updated: September 26, 2022.
