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Photo 1 — Winnipeg Electric Co. streetcar #332 in this photo is running on the North Main service.Photo Credit: Winnipeg TransitPhoto 2 — Winnipeg Electric Co. streetcar #604 in 1951. This photo was taken at the North Barn, ready for service on the Portage line. This streetcar was built by Winnipeg Electric Street Railway Co. in 1913 and was part of a series of 39 streetcars built in that year. It had a seating capacity of 44 passengers. Photo Credit: Winnipeg Transit
Photo 3 — Metro Winnipeg Transit trolleybus #1764, circa 1960s. This picture was taken at the Corydon @ Kenaston loop. This trolleybus was built in 1950 by CCF/Brill (model T48A) and seated 48 passengers. Photo Credit: Winnipeg Transit
Photo 4 — Metro Winnipeg Transit trolleybus #1808, circa late 1960s. This photo was taken along the Notre Dame route. It was originally built in 1951 by ACF/Brill (model T46) and seated 46 passengers. Greater Winnipeg Transit Commission bought ten of these in November 1956 from Flint MI USA. It was later used in Mexico City in November 1969 as #3265. Photo Credit: Winnipeg Transit
Photo 5 — MCI 306 at Eaton Station Eastbound, part of the Graham Avenue Transit Mall. This photo was taken in mid-August 1996 at 7:40 PM. The bus in this photo was used as part of the new UWTO logo which was unveiled in February '97. Note the rebuilt Eaton Place skyway bridge. Photo Credit: Jim Jaworski
Photo 6 — Front view of WT diesel bus 754. Photo was taken August 1997. Photo Credit: Jim Jaworski
Photo 7 — Rear view of WT diesel bus 754. Photo was taken during August 1997. Photo Credit: Jim Jaworski
Photo 8 — Winnipeg Electric Co. Twin Coach #111. This gasoline powered bus was originally manufactured in 1937, and was completely refurbished by the Manitoba Transit Heritage Association in 1989/90. This picture on a Fall day at Assiniboine Park. Photo Credit: Winnipeg Transit.
Photo 9 — Take a look at the interior view of Winnipeg Electric Co. #111. Photo Credit: Winnipeg Transit
Photo 10 — MCI 313 at Polo Park Transit Terminal (St. James) on a Winter day in December '96. Photo Credit: Jim Jaworski
Photo 11 — Interior view of Winnipeg Electric Co. streetcar #356. This photo was taken at the Midwest Rail Association Rail Museum (Via Rail Station, Winnipeg MB Canada) in August 1997. 356 was built in 1909 by Winnipeg Electric Co. and had a seating capacity of 44 passengers. Photo Credit: Jim Jaworski
Photo 12 — Winnipeg Transit Tow Truck #91. Location is Broadway @ Edmonton St. Photo Credit: Jim Jaworski
Photo 13 — Orion I # 956 in July 1981. Photo Credit: Winnipeg Sun.
Some of the images from the Transit Archive were made by
Lewis B Foote
