A video showing historical trolley scenes in Delaware County, and what the scene looks like today.
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@lisaheisey61682 жыл бұрын
This brought back lots of memories for me. I grew up in Delaware County & Philadelphia, including living 15 years in Darby, and spending time in Yeadon, Folsom, Morton, etc. I used to take the Sharon Hill trolley to my junior high school, and spent countless times at the Darby loop.
@dorothyjackson10102 жыл бұрын
Mr. Spedden you've done it again. Wow! These are amazing before and after shots and I kept going back and forth to see if any of the original building were still intact. I think maybe a few but the over all views have changed very much. Your perception and interest in your material is truly marvelous. Thank you for your intense research.
@estelleadamski3082 жыл бұрын
these are neat even though I have never lived anywhere near this state, I still enjoy old photos
@dr.scottcrullphd91332 жыл бұрын
My mom & dad met on red arrow & my uncle worked for them 1920s-60s; my aunt was the personal secretary to Merritt Taylor and he gave me the last operator’s license.
@craigsped
2 жыл бұрын
Nice story. I’m old enough to remember the Southern Penn Bus Company, but sadly most all of the trolleys were gone by then.
@Stussmeister11 ай бұрын
Very interesting. I've lived in Delco (specifically Broomall) for most of my life, and it's also where my mother grew up. I also recall my mother telling me that my grandmother would often take a trolley from West Chester Pike into Philadelphia.
@Chief2052 жыл бұрын
👏👏❤️it! Thank you so much for the before & after pictures. Americans need to take care of their history. Both the good & bad.
@RedArrow732 жыл бұрын
Operators making change long gone too!
@bobwitkowski64102 жыл бұрын
GONE is the main and key word for everything a lot of character and flare of those areas are definitely lost.
@RedArrow732 жыл бұрын
6:40 - Hog Island Car, 2nd Series.
@molanlabexm152 жыл бұрын
Absolutely depressing.
@stevenchung59962 жыл бұрын
Alot of those clips, footages and relics are not recognizable except some are rebuilt as new streetcars!.
@djcrazy85782 жыл бұрын
they tore up n ruined the earth n decided i don't want this anymore!!
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This brought back lots of memories for me. I grew up in Delaware County & Philadelphia, including living 15 years in Darby, and spending time in Yeadon, Folsom, Morton, etc. I used to take the Sharon Hill trolley to my junior high school, and spent countless times at the Darby loop.
Mr. Spedden you've done it again. Wow! These are amazing before and after shots and I kept going back and forth to see if any of the original building were still intact. I think maybe a few but the over all views have changed very much. Your perception and interest in your material is truly marvelous. Thank you for your intense research.
these are neat even though I have never lived anywhere near this state, I still enjoy old photos
My mom & dad met on red arrow & my uncle worked for them 1920s-60s; my aunt was the personal secretary to Merritt Taylor and he gave me the last operator’s license.
@craigsped
2 жыл бұрын
Nice story. I’m old enough to remember the Southern Penn Bus Company, but sadly most all of the trolleys were gone by then.
Very interesting. I've lived in Delco (specifically Broomall) for most of my life, and it's also where my mother grew up. I also recall my mother telling me that my grandmother would often take a trolley from West Chester Pike into Philadelphia.
👏👏❤️it! Thank you so much for the before & after pictures. Americans need to take care of their history. Both the good & bad.
Operators making change long gone too!
GONE is the main and key word for everything a lot of character and flare of those areas are definitely lost.
6:40 - Hog Island Car, 2nd Series.
Absolutely depressing.
Alot of those clips, footages and relics are not recognizable except some are rebuilt as new streetcars!.
they tore up n ruined the earth n decided i don't want this anymore!!
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