Traces the rise and fall of the streetcar and rail transit in Baltimore with hundreds of photos and descriptions of daily operations dating back to 1859. "Kalmbach Books cover a wide range of diversified subjects very well. They appeal to both the beginning hobbyist as well as the experienced one". -- Tom Smith, Jersey Short Hobby Center
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Traces the rise and fall of the streetcar and rail transit in Baltimore with hundreds of photos and descriptions of daily operations dating back to 1859. "Kalmbach Books cover a wide range of diversified subjects very well. They appeal to both the beginning hobbyist as well as the experienced one". -- Tom Smith, Jersey Short Hobby Center
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Very Good. Some outer edges have minor bumps. Cover has light scratches. Reading content is in like new condition. Sewn binding. Paper over boards. 312 p.
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Near Fine. 4to-over 9¾-12" tall Glossy pictorial hardcover. Near fine no markings slight edge wear on back bottom cover. Still looks about new. Well illustrated and well-made. First edition stated on copyright page. Index and bibliography.
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Very Good. 0897782836. Formerly published as: WHO MADE ALL OUR STREETCARS GO? Some color, mostly black and white photographs throughout. First edition thus. Very good in glossy pictorial boards. No dust jacket, as issued.; 312 pages.
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Very good. Written in an easy-to-read style, this history of Baltimore's streetcars covers the entire period of operations from City Passenger in 1859 through close of operations in 1963. The book is an update of the original _Who Made All Our Streetcars Go_, including new material on Baltimore's current light rail system. The book also includes a series of vignettes about streetcars, which bring life to the history portion. In addition, there are hundreds of photographs, illustrations and maps. This book reads more like a story than a history book, and I enjoyed it very much because of the accessible writing style, the subject matter and the photographs. Anyone interested in streetcars or old-time Baltimore should find this book fascinating. 312 pp. 311 illustrations, (32 colour ) hardback 978-0897782838.
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