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Philadelphia streetcar system, 1875 Size:18x24 Once his near-monopoly was secure

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Once his near-monopoly was secure

the system gradually withered on the vine

designed by Supervisor Baxter Ward in 1976

Unlike the Boston Green Line

Philadelphia streetcar system, 1875 Size:18x24 Once his near-monopoly was securePhiladelphia is an old city with a long mass transit history, and it was a major port of entry for European immigrants throughout the 19th century. Due to industrialization and immigration, Philadelphia was undergoing explosive growth: between 1860 and 1880 the city gained 280,000 residents and was the second largest city in the country. In 1875, the city was planning to host the United States' first World's Fair in Fairmount Park. The streetcars here

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