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Union Traction Company's Birney Safety Car Number 22 in front of the Boardwalk. The sign on the front of the streetcar says "Ocean Cliffs."
Electric streetcars of the Union Traction Company, horse-drawn carriages and pedestrians at the intersection of Pacific and Soquel (on the right) Avenues. Streetcar #17, on Pacific, is bound for Vue de l'eau. The town clock is partially visible…
After a storm, the Union Traction Company's streetcar tracks washed out at the curve from the Twin Lakes trestle to 12th Avenue, interrupting service to Capitola until a replacement bridge could be built.
A crowd gathered around Union Traction streetcar # 18, overturned at Soquel and Pacific. The car was en route to Capitola when it collided with an automobile at the Soquel Avenue trestle. The conductor and all passengers except Mrs. Hildreth Foster…
Union Traction Company's streetcar #2, a "Sacramento" car at Vue de l'eau, the end of what is now Woodrow Avenue.
A streetcar station on Pacific Avenue extension, built in 1907 by the Union Traction Company. The sign hanging from the building says, "Trolley Station Electric Cars Stop Here." Southern Pacific Railroad's Union Station is visible in the background.
The remains of the Twin Lakes streetcar trestle built by the Union Traction Company, visible at low tide in 1975.
View of Pacific Avenue, looking north. On the right is the I.O.O.F. (International Order of Odd Fellows) Town Clock building. The streetcar is Union Traction No. 11.
Passengers boarding Union Traction streetcar #30 at the Pacheco Avenue entrance to DeLaveaga Park.
The conductor posed with streetcar #23, a "Birney Safety car of the Union Traction Company.