NUM	ry	built_in	builder	type	status	constr	roof	ended
	length	width	height	weight	seats	oos	gauge
	Ownership History
	Notes
09 PHOTO PHOTO HISTORY	Capital Transit	1899	McGuire-Cummings	snow sweeper (early sweeper)	operated occasionally	wood	AR	DE
	28'0"	7'2"	10'1"		n/a	1962	4'8.5"
	Washington Traction & Electric #09 1899-1902 / Washington Railway & Electric #09 1902-1933 / Capital Transit #09 1933-1956 / DC Transit #09 1956-1962 / 1st preserved by Rockhill Trolley Museum 1962-2012 / National Capital Trolley Museum(Wheaton, Maryland) 2012-present
1101 PHOTO PHOTO HISTORY	DC Transit	1937	St. Louis Car Company (ord#1608)	streetcar (PCC, prewar)	operated occasionally	steel	AR	SE
	44'0"	8'4"	11'1"	33000#	50	1962	4'8.5"
	Capital Transit #1101 1937-1956 / DC Transit #1101 1956-1962 / 1st preserved by Private owner 1962-1970 / National Capital Trolley Museum(Wheaton, Maryland) 1970-present
1430 PHOTO PHOTO HISTORY	DC Transit	1944	St. Louis Car Company (ord#1638)	streetcar (PCC, prewar)	displayed inoperable	steel	AR	SE
	44'0"	8'4"	11'1"	36360#	49	1966 (1962)	4'8.5"
	Capital Transit #1430 1944-1956 / DC Transit #1430 1956-1962 / 1st preserved by Rockhill Trolley Museum 1966-1997 / National Capital Trolley Museum(Wheaton, Maryland) 1997-present
1540 HISTORY	DC Transit	1945	St. Louis Car Company (ord#1647)	streetcar (PCC, postwar)	stored inoperable	steel	AR	SE
	44'0"	8'4"	11'0"	35640#	50	1962	4'8.5"
	Capital Transit #1540 1945-1956 / DC Transit #1540 1956-1962 / 1st preserved by Tandy Subway 1962-1972 / later preserved by Private owner 1972-1987 / National Capital Trolley Museum(Wheaton, Maryland) 1987-present
	Located in Gaithersburg, Maryland
27 PHOTO HISTORY	Capital Traction	1918	G.C. Kuhlman Car Company (ord#662)	streetcar (standard)	undergoing restoration	steel	DR	DE
	43'11"	8'8"	12'8"	44800#	48	1962	4'8.5"
	Capital Traction #27 1918-1933 / Capital Transit #766 1933-1956 / DC Transit #766 1956-1962 / National Capital Trolley Museum(Wheaton, Maryland) 1970-present
	Located in Guilford, Connecticut
4602 PHOTO PHOTO	Toronto Transportation Commission	1951	St. Louis Car Company (ord#1674)	streetcar (PCC, postwar) (Class A-15)	operated occasionally	steel	AR	SE
	46'6"	8'4"	10'3"	38000#	45	1996 (1995)	4'8.5"
	Toronto Transportation Commission #4537 1951-1989 / Toronto Transportation Commission #4602 1989-1996 / 1st preserved by Trolleyville, U.S.A. 1996-2006 / later preserved by Lake Shore Electric Railway 2006-2009 / National Capital Trolley Museum(Wheaton, Maryland) 2009-present
	Originally 4'10.875" gauge type A-8 #4537
4603 PHOTO PHOTO VIDEO HISTORY	Toronto Transportation Commission	1951	St. Louis Car Company (ord#1674)	streetcar (PCC, postwar) (Class A-15)	operated often	steel	AR	SE
	46'6"	8'4"	10'3"	38000#	45	1996 (1995)	4'8.5"
	Toronto Transportation Commission #4548 1951-1989 / Toronto Transportation Commission #4603 1989-1996 / National Capital Trolley Museum(Wheaton, Maryland) 1996-present
	Originally 4'10.875" gauge type A-8 #4548
522 PHOTO PHOTO HISTORY	Capital Traction	1898	American Car Company	streetcar (standard)	displayed operable	wood	DR	DE
	25'6"	7'8"	11'1"	19990#	26	1962	4'8.5"
	Capital Traction #222 1898-1906 / Capital Traction #522 1906-1937 / Capital Transit #0522 1937-1956 / DC Transit #0522 1956-1962 / National Capital Trolley Museum(Wheaton, Maryland) 1962-present
	Rebuilt to Capital Transit rail grinder #0522 in 1937
650 PHOTO PHOTO HISTORY	Washington Railway & Electric	1912	J.G. Brill Company (ord#19232)	streetcar (center entrance semiconvertible)	stored inoperable	wood	AR	DE
	42'0"	8'4"	11'10"	34900#	53	1945 (1944)	4'8.5"
	Washington Railway & Electric #650 1912-1933 / Capital Transit #884 1933-1945 / 1st preserved by Electric Railroaders Association 1945-1947 / later preserved by Branford Electric Railway Association 1947-2002 / National Capital Trolley Museum(Wheaton, Maryland) 2002-present
678 PHOTO PHOTO HISTORY	Third Avenue Railway System	1939	Third Avenue Railway System	streetcar (lightweight car)	operated occasionally	steel	AR	DE
					46	1971	4'8.5"
	Third Avenue Railway System #678 1939-1948 / Wiener Stadtwereke Verkehrsbetriebe #4220 1948-1971 / National Capital Trolley Museum(Wheaton, Maryland) 1971-present
	Later sold to Austria
85	Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority	1932	J.G. Brill Company (ord#22980)	streetcar (Master Unit suburban)	stored inoperable	aluminum/steel	AR	DE
	49'2"	8'10"	10'6"	41980#	61	1982	5'2.5"
	Philadelphia & West Chester #85 1932-1936 / Philadelphia Suburban Transportation #85 1936-1970 / Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority #85 1970-1982 / 1st preserved by East Penn Valley Traction 1982-1999 / later preserved by Electric City Trolley Museum 1999-2012 / National Capital Trolley Museum(Wheaton, Maryland) 2012-present