The PRMA map of 1959 does show the end of what once was? the end
of both the 98 and 99 lines just south of where the loop was located.
When was the loop installed at Glassport?

-- Fred Schneider <fwschneider@comcast.net> wrote:
99 Glassport - Evans Avenue was a double-end car route that was  
replaced with PCC cars running on 98 Glassport from the loop in  
Glassport to Pirl Street Loop, McKeesport.   The south end of both 98  
and 99 were at approximately the same place.

On Oct 10, 2005, at 4:21 PM, <mtoytrain@bellsouth.net> wrote:

> As a kid we had friends that lived in the Glassport area, I  
> remember the line#98/99  having a loop, but also further south of  
> that loop the line continued on a a double track that ended with a  
> crossover from the southbound track to the northbound track where  
> as only  the double ended street cars operated?
> My question how far south of Glassport was this?  The PTM  
> Pittsburgh map 1859-1959 doesn't show how far it went.     Question  
> did the line go to Clairton? or where did it go?
>
> Jerry Matisck
> Trackless Jacksonville
>
> PS, you all are going to say where did this guy come from?    Blame  
> it on Mark M
>
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