#1628 Trolley at South 18th St. and East Carson St. - 1965 | Fritz Keck

From the late 1800s to late 1900s, Pittsburgh had a vast electric streetcar network running over 600 miles of track. The system had innovative technology for complex routes and steep hills in order to serve the 90 neighborhoods of Pittsburgh, creating a rolling melting pot of riders. The #1628 trolley is pictured in Pittsburgh’s South Side at the intersection of East Carson Street and South 18th Street in the 1960s. This Archival Satin Paper Print is unframed. Professional framing is recommended. Image size: 18" x 24" Please allow 2-3 weeks for delivery. Fritz Keck is a local artist best known for his "Once Upon a Time" catalog of distinctive Pittsburgh scenes. All reference imagery courtesy of The Archive Service Center, University of Pittsburgh Library and The Detre Library & Archives at the Heinz History Center.