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- Jones Horse-Drawn Streetcar, circa 1875 - The horse-drawn streetcar was an important means of public transportation in 19th-century American cities. New York's Brooklyn City Railroad ran this car on its line between Hunters Point in Long Island City, and Erie Basin in South Brooklyn. But horses were expensive to stable and feed -- and messy too. Operators embraced electric streetcars starting in the late 1880s.
- circa 1875
- Collections - Artifact
Jones Horse-Drawn Streetcar, circa 1875
The horse-drawn streetcar was an important means of public transportation in 19th-century American cities. New York's Brooklyn City Railroad ran this car on its line between Hunters Point in Long Island City, and Erie Basin in South Brooklyn. But horses were expensive to stable and feed -- and messy too. Operators embraced electric streetcars starting in the late 1880s.
- Passenger Ticket for Brooklyn City Rail Road Company - For five cents passengers could travel on a Brooklyn streetcar rather than walking to their destination.
- 1853-1893
- Collections - Artifact
Passenger Ticket for Brooklyn City Rail Road Company
For five cents passengers could travel on a Brooklyn streetcar rather than walking to their destination.