Old Photos

Saskatoon,  CCF/Brill T48A  № 163   —  Marsruut 3

Schuyler Street

Полуасфальтированная / полугравийная улица, часть длинного одностороннего круга в конце 3-го маршрута в районе Riversdale.
Photo: J.L.Alain
Source: North American Trackless Trolley Association

8 august 1970 a.
Saatis Ymtram

Saskatoon,  CCF/Brill T48A  № 170 

© City of Saskatoon Archives

1960 a. (umbes)
Saatis Angler

Saskatoon,  CCF/Brill T48A  № 178   —  Marsruut 2

Новенький Брилл через год после поступления.
Photo: C.A.Barrett
Source: North American Trackless Trolley Association

14 mai 1952 a.
Saatis Ymtram

Saskatoon,  CCF 4-axle motor car  № 56 

Mayfair Loop

Streetcar #56 runs the only remained Mayfair — University route.
Source: Saskatchewan Railway Museum

Oktoober 1950 a.
Saatis Angler

Saskatoon,  (unknown)  № 61 

Downtown

© Western Development Museum

1950 a. (umbes)
Saatis Angler

A historic photo found on a display board at the corner of 33rd Street and Idylwyld Drive. Source: City of Saskatoon

1913 a. või hiljem
Saatis Angler

Saskatoon,  National Steel 4-axle motor car  № 51 

A historic photo found on a display board at the corner of 33rd Street and Idylwyld Drive. Source: City of Saskatoon

1913 a. või hiljem
Saatis Angler

Saskatoon,  St. Louis 2-axle motor car  № 4 

2nd Avenue — 23rd Street

Route: Mayfair — Exhibition Park
Source: Saskatchewan Railway Museum

30 detsember 1912 a.
Saatis Angler

Saskatoon,  St. Louis 2-axle motor car  № 12 
Saskatoon,  (unknown)  № 33 
Saskatoon,  (unknown)  № 22 

Tram Depot

Source: Saskatchewan Railway Museum

Saatis Angler

Saskatoon,  Brill 4-axle motor car  № 50 

Route: Mayfair — University
Source: Saskatchewan Railway Museum

Saatis Angler

Saskatoon,  Cincinnati Peter Witt  № 203 

Route: Mayfair — University
Source: Saskatchewan Railway Museum

Saatis Angler

Saskatoon,  National Steel 4-axle motor car  № 51 

Source: Saskatchewan Railway Museum

Saatis Angler

Saskatoon,  CCF/Brill T48A  № 176   —  Marsruut 3

B 1951 году троллейбусы заменили трамваи.
Trolleybuses replaced trams in 1951.
Source: Saskatchewan Railway Museum.

Saatis Angler