[PRCo] Re: Liberty 12th Wye_--_Why?~?~?~!~!~!

[Jim Holland]

 >> Herb wrote:
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 >> ...the entire time I lived in Pittsburgh (1971 to 1986)
 >> Liberty was always a two-way street.
 >> Penn, though, was one-way, inbound.
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 > Bob Dietrich <bdietrich at comcast.net> wrote:
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 > ...Has it been established here that Liberty Avenue
 > was a one-way street? If so when did
 > it revert back to two way. It is a two way
 > street now and has been as long
 > as I remember. Penn Ave one-way inbound.
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The Map I already sent established that Both Liberty and Penn were One 
Way Streets  --  this was ca 1940  (1936?)  through 1963+++  --  
possibly at least until the end of TrolleyCar service.     When it 
reverted to 2-way is unknown to me  (and not of any interest~!~!~!)
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I left Pgh. in 1963 and have only returned as a "visitor!"     PRCo 
became a part of  ({[pat]})  in 1964 and I Personally consider 
1964--1972 the Final Death Throes of PRCo as  ({[pat]})  didn't not 
nohow noway want trolleycars.     That tune changed with the debut of 
the caterpillars in 1972.
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The Heart of my interest in PRCo is 1930-1950  --  I lived PRCo in the 
1950s to 1963 so am decently familiar with it  --  I want to learn about 
that before my time and when I was young.
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Herb joined  ({[pat]})  during the Renaissance of the organization when 
it was a Good Place  --  Good Relative to its former self.     You must 
have operated some very derelict equipment when you first started but I 
believe you started on beeses.
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     What dates did you operate Rail in Pgh?
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Why On Earth did you leave Pgh after 15-years seniority?
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-- 
*Jim Holland*

Studying *Pittsburgh Railways Company*

....................From 1930 -- 1950

*Pennsylvania Trolley Museum (PTM)*

http://www.pa-trolley.org/

*N.M.R.A.*

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