NUM ry built_in builder type status constr roof ended
length width height weight seats oos gauge
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New Jersey Transit 1946 St. Louis Car Company (ord#1653) streetcar (PCC, postwar) stored inoperable steel AR SE
46'5" 9'0" 10'2" 37900# 54 2011 (2001) 4'8.5"
Twin City Rapid Transit #329 1946-1953 / Public Service Coordinated Transport #10 1953-1971 / New Jersey Transit #10 1971-2011 / Baltimore Streetcar Museum(Baltimore, Maryland) 2011-present
1050
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Baltimore Consolidated Railway 1898 Brownell streetcar (standard) undergoing restoration wood DR DE
20'9"       45 1935 (1928) 5'4.5"
Baltimore Consolidated Railway #1050 1898-1899 / United Railways & Electric #1050 1899-1902 / United Railways & Electric #2135 1902-1910 / United Railways & Electric #390 1910-1912 / United Railways & Electric #396 1912-1917 / 1st preserved by Baltimore Transit 1935-1954 / later preserved by Maryland Historical Society 1954-1968 / Baltimore Streetcar Museum(Baltimore, Maryland) 1968-present
Later UR&E #2801 (1917-1925), UR&E #3651 (1925-1935)
1164
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United Railways & Electric 1902 J.G. Brill Company (ord#11647) streetcar (open car, 12-bench) operated often wood DR DE
40'5"     30740# 60 1935 (1926) 5'4.5"
United Railways & Electric #2458 1902-1906 / United Railways & Electric #1164 1906-1935 / 1st preserved by Baltimore Transit 1935-1954 / later preserved by Maryland Historical Society 1954-1968 / Baltimore Streetcar Museum(Baltimore, Maryland) 1968-present
1503
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El Paso City Lines 1937 St. Louis Car Company (ord#1605) streetcar (PCC, prewar) undergoing restoration steel AR SE
46'0" 8'4" 10'0" 33950#   1986 (1974) 5'4.5"
San Diego Electric Railway #503 1937-1950 / El Paso City Lines #1503 1950-1986 / 1st preserved by Cloudcroft Real Estate 1986-2002 / Baltimore Streetcar Museum(Baltimore, Maryland) 2002-present
Lettered Baltimore Transit #7303; originally 4'8.5" gauge
2168
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Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority 1948 St. Louis Car Company (ord#1666) streetcar (PCC, postwar) (Class A-46) operated often steel AR SE
46'5" 8'5" 10'3" 37990# 51 2005 (1992) 5'4.5"
Philadelphia Transportation Company #2168 1948-1968 / Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority #2168 1968-2005 / Baltimore Streetcar Museum(Baltimore, Maryland) 2005-present
Originally 5'2.5" gauge
2187
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Baltimore Streetcar Museum 1948 St. Louis Car Company (ord#1666) line car (converted PCC streetcar) operated occasionally steel AR SE
46'5" 8'5" 10'3" 37990# n/a 2005 5'4.5"
Philadelphia Transportation Company #2187 1948-1968 / Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority #2187 1968-2005 / Baltimore Streetcar Museum #2187 1968-2005 / Baltimore Streetcar Museum(Baltimore, Maryland) 2005-present
Rebuilt from streetcar; originally 5'2.5" gauge
26
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New Jersey Transit 1949 St. Louis Car Company (ord#1670) streetcar (PCC, postwar) stored inoperable steel AR SE
46'5" 9'0" 10'2"   54 2005 (2001) 4'8.5"
Twin City Rapid Transit #415 1949-1953 / Public Service Coordinated Transport #26 1953-1971 / New Jersey Transit #26 1971-2005 / 1st preserved by City of Bayonne 2005-2014 / Baltimore Streetcar Museum(Baltimore, Maryland) 2014-present
264
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United Railways & Electric 1900 Brownell streetcar (convertible) operated often wood DR DE
30'5"       46 1935 (1922) 5'4.5"
United Railways & Electric #814 1900-1905 / United Railways & Electric #1814 1905-1907 / United Railways & Electric #1944 1907-1910 / United Railways & Electric #264 1910-1935 / 1st preserved by Baltimore Transit 1935-1954 / later preserved by Maryland Historical Society 1954-1968 / Baltimore Streetcar Museum(Baltimore, Maryland) 1968-present
3715
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United Railways & Electric 1913 United Railways & Electric crane (derrick car) stored inoperable steel AR SE
42'0"     73050# n/a 1956 5'4.5"
United Railways & Electric #6028 1913-? / Baltimore Transit #3715 1935-1956 / United Railways & Electric #3715 ?-1935 / 1st preserved by Branford Electric Railway Association 1956-1999 / Baltimore Streetcar Museum(Baltimore, Maryland) 1999-present
Originally equipped with Brill 27G2 trucks and WH 101B motors
3828
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United Railways & Electric 1902 J.G. Brill Company (ord#12049) streetcar (standard) stored inoperable wood DR DR
        36 1935 (1933) 5'4.5"
United Railways & Electric #1028 1902-1923 / United Railways & Electric #3828 1923-1935 / 1st preserved by Baltimore Transit 1935-1954 / later preserved by Maryland Historical Society 1954-1968 / Baltimore Streetcar Museum(Baltimore, Maryland) 1968-present
417
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United Railways & Electric 1885 Baltimore City Passenger Railway streetcar (converted horsecar) undergoing restoration wood DR DE
          1935 (1928) 5'4.5"
Baltimore City Passenger Railway #427 1885-1897 / Baltimore City Passenger Railway #417 1897-1898 / United Railways & Electric #417 1897-1899 / Baltimore & Northern #417 1898-1899 / United Railways & Electric #2302 1899-1910 / 1st preserved by Baltimore Transit 1935-1954 / later preserved by Maryland Historical Society 1954-1968 / Baltimore Streetcar Museum(Baltimore, Maryland) 1968-present
Originally horsecar, then cable trailer, electrified 1895; converted to work car 1910; later United Railways & Electric #6024 (1910-?); later United Railways & Electric #4732 (?-1935)
4533
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United Railways & Electric 1904 J.G. Brill Company (ord#13775) streetcar (standard) operated often wood DR DE
35'11"     26600# 35 1964 (1963) 5'4.5"
United Railways & Electric #1306 1904-1906 / United Railways & Electric #447 1906-1914 / United Railways & Electric #2306 1914-1920 / United Railways & Electric #3407 1920-1924 / United Railways & Electric #4533 1924-1933 / 1st preserved by National Capital Trolley Museum 1964-1968 / Baltimore Streetcar Museum(Baltimore, Maryland) 1968-present
Later United Railways & Electric #3550 (1933-1935), Baltimore Transit #3550 (1935-1964); rebuilt to rail bond test car in 1938
4662
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United Railways & Electric 1904 J.G. Brill Company streetcar (standard) stored inoperable wood DR DE
        32 1935 (1928) 5'4.5"
United Railways & Electric #1615 1904-1905 / United Railways & Electric #115 1905-1910 / United Railways & Electric #464 1910-1914 / United Railways & Electric #2324 1914-1920 / United Railways & Electric #4662 1925-1935 / 1st preserved by Baltimore Transit 1935-1954 / later preserved by Maryland Historical Society 1954-1968 / Baltimore Streetcar Museum(Baltimore, Maryland) 1968-present
Later UR&E #929 (1920-1922), UR&E #2709 (1922-1925); originally had Brill 21 truck
5246
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New Jersey Transit 1921 Russell snow sweeper (standard sweeper) stored operable wood AR DE
        n/a 2011 4'8.5"
Trenton & Mercer County #31 1921-1935 / Third Avenue Railway System #82 1935-1938 / Toronto Transportation Commission #S39 1938-1973 / New Jersey Transit #5246 1973-2011 / Baltimore Streetcar Museum(Baltimore, Maryland) 2011-present
On loan from Friends of the New Jersey Transportation Heritage Center
554
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Baltimore Traction 1896 Brownell streetcar (9-bench open car) stored operable wood DR DE
23'8"       45 1935 (1928) 5'4.5"
Baltimore Traction #554 1896-1899 / United Railways & Electric #164 1899-1911 / United Railways & Electric #1264 1911-1925 / United Railways & Electric #3390 1925-1935 / 1st preserved by Baltimore Transit 1935-1954 / later preserved by Maryland Historical Society 1954-1968 / Baltimore Streetcar Museum(Baltimore, Maryland) 1968-present
Later rebuilt to snow scraper #3390
6119
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United Railways & Electric 1930 J.G. Brill Company (ord#22863) streetcar (Peter Witt) operated often steel AR SE
45'11" 8'3" 11'1" 38500# 52 1955 5'4.5"
United Railways & Electric #6119 1930-1935 / Baltimore Transit #6119 1935-1955 / 1st preserved by Maryland Historical Society 1955-1968 / Baltimore Streetcar Museum(Baltimore, Maryland) 1968-present
7059
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United Railways & Electric 1920 J.G. Brill Company (ord#21020) streetcar (lightweight trailer) stored inoperable steel AR SE
46'10"           5'4.5"
United Railways & Electric #7059 1920-? / Baltimore Streetcar Museum(Baltimore, Maryland) ?-present
Body only; located off-site
7407
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Baltimore Transit 1944 Pullman-Standard (ord#W6712) streetcar (PCC, prewar) operated often steel AR SE
46'0" 8'4" 10'0" 37900# 54 1964 (1963) 5'4.5"
Baltimore Transit #7407 1944-1964 / 1st preserved by National Capital Trolley Museum 1964-1968 / Baltimore Streetcar Museum(Baltimore, Maryland) 1968-present
90
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Newport & Providence 1918 J.G. Brill Company (ord#20374) streetcar (convertible) stored inoperable steel DR DE
46'7"           4'8.5"
Newport & Providence #390 ?-? / Newport & Providence #90 ?-? / Baltimore Streetcar Museum(Baltimore, Maryland) ?-present
Body only; to be restored as United Railways & Electric #5885
C127
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Philadelphia Transportation Company 1923 J.G. Brill Company (ord#21712) snow sweeper (standard) stored inoperable wood AR DE
44'5" 8'5" 11'11"   n/a 1974 5'2.5"
Philadelphia Rapid Transit #C127 1923-1940 / Philadelphia Transportation Company #C127 1940-1968 / Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority #C127 1968-1974 / 1st preserved by Private owner ?-2011 / Baltimore Streetcar Museum(Baltimore, Maryland) 2011-present
Owned by Electric City Trolley Museum
C145
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Philadelphia Transportation Company 1923 J.G. Brill Company (ord#21711) snow sweeper (sweeper) operated occasionally wood AR DE
44'4" 8'3" 11'11"   n/a 2005 5'4.5"
Philadelphia Rapid Transit #E206 1923-1927 / Philadelphia Rapid Transit #C145 1927-1940 / Philadelphia Transportation Company #C145 1940-1968 / 1st preserved by Trolley Valhalla 1974-1975 / later preserved by Buckingham Valley Trolley Association 1975-1979 / Port Authority Transit #M57 1979-1990 / Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority #C145 1997-2005 / Baltimore Streetcar Museum(Baltimore, Maryland) 2005-present
Originally snow plow #E206; later Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority #C145 (1968-1974); later preserved by Pennsylvania Trolley Museum (1990-1997); originally 5'2.5" gauge