[PRCo] Re: [Fwd: Pittsburgh Rwy Cars]
Harold Geissenheimer
transitmgr at worldnet.att.net
Mon Apr 16 00:25:38 EDT 2001
Greetings to all:
Yes. Even in western Pennsylvania. Two brothers in my National Guard
unit lived in Manor, Pa. The trolley r/w was side of road in frontof their
house. They, and their neighbors, had TV. It did affect their life style.
Harold Geissenheimer
Derrick J Brashear wrote:
> On Sun, 15 Apr 2001, ROGER Jenkins wrote:
>
> >
> > Well Fred if two publications said it was TV that reduced the riding on
> > West Penn and you did not believe it, what do you think the real reason
> > was? To me it sounded plausible that the draw of watching Ed Sullivan
> > and a whole lot of other things on the 12 inch sets like my neihbor had
> > where us kids went to watch it, made perfect sense. Instead of riding
> > the trolley to the local bijou , people stayed home glued to that new
> > fangled picture box !
>
> TV: not in 1952 in little coal patch and beehive coke oven towns.
>
> -D
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