PRCo 1700 series City Cars

[Robert E. Rathke]

My grandparents' home on Spring Hill was built with electric service, but
the builder also installed gas lines to the ceilings in each room - just
in case that new source of lighting (electricity) didn't work out and
they had to go back to gas lighting!  The pipes were never connected to
the gas line (electricity worked), but the gas pipe outlets remained in
the rooms, and made sturdy hanging brackets for electric chandeliers. 
The pipes are still there.

Bob 10/9
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On Sat, 09 Oct 1999 14:26:29 +0000 Kenneth and Tracie Josephson
<kjosephson at sprintmail.com> writes:
>Robert E. Rathke wrote:
>> 
>> And I'll bet the horsecar fans felt the same way when the electric
>> trolley arrived on the scene.
>
>There were people in some cities who believed electricity could flow
>from a broken wire like a fluid and electrocute everyone it touched...
>
>Ken J.

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