A tour of The M-line 

I'm from Boston, where we still have a kind of trolley called a "light rail vehicle" or LRV. It is in no way as charming as these old beautiful vintage trolleys. Long ago, in the 1930's and 1940's we did have the traditional, now called "vintage" trolley cars. Now these are in the Seashore Trolley Museum up in Maine. That is a great place to visit; you can ride the trolleys around the area and see and learn alot about different types of trolleys from around the world. It is alot of fun for the whole family during the spring, summer and fall.

Rosie is a blast from the past, not too much advertising on her, vintage all the way.

A turntable is odd for trolley cars. I wonder why they didn't build a simple loop, which would allow for much faster turnarounds. (Nice Guy Lombardo & Royal Canadians record of the The Trolley Song, btw)

Matilda is my favorite, not too much advertising on her, she is a big and commanding streetcar.

What Kind a Song is it

Petunia has too much advertising on her, it doesn't look so good. It doesn't allow one to see the beautiful old woodwork on her and the old world charm of the trolley.