If Trolley Cars Could Talk. A Pictorial History by Julia Hogan
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If Trolley Cars Could Talk. A Pictorial History by Julia Hogan
Salt Lake City’s Electric Streetcars and Trolley Square
Good condition pamphlet style stapled book. Some stains on the covers and pages are starting to separate from the staples. Clear text without any markings.
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