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19 outbound on Woodlawn Ave between Providence and Magnolia in the late 1950s.
The Sharon Hill line opened to Clifton as far as Baltimore Pike on March 15 1906, where it met Media-Angora trolleys of Southern Pennsylvania Traction Co.
By Aug. 1, 1917, the line was extended to Sharon Hill, its present terminal as SEPTA's Route 102.
The Sharon Hill line opened to Clifton as far as Baltimore Pike on March 15 1906, where it met Media-Angora trolleys of Southern Pennsylvania Traction Co.
By Aug. 1, 1917, the line was extended to Sharon Hill, its present terminal as SEPTA's Route 102.
Caption data from Al Achtret; photo courtesy the Ed Havens collection
