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Work motor No. 100 crossing the Water Street Bridge. It is carrying materials and track laborers to the construction site of Union Traction's Laveaga Park branch.
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.
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.
Union Traction's car No. 18's rear door was sealed for one-man service. Here seen at Twin Lakes.
Union Traction's car No. 16 on Water Street. The three slats along the side were supposed to prevent unwary pedestrians from falling into the wheels and the slat wood basket under the end was designed to scoop up anybody falling down in front of the…
Passengers boarding Union Traction streetcar #30 at the Pacheco Avenue entrance to DeLaveaga Park.
Union Traction streetcar No. 30. The ornate open bench car was a summer favorite. It could haul huge crowds.
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…
A crowd gathered around Union Traction streetcar #18, overturned at Soquel and Pacific. The conductor and most passengers had left the car after an earlier accident. The unattended car rolled backwards along Soquel Avenue until it left the tracks at…