SCHMUDE GUEST OPERATING OPEN-PICNIC TROLLEY #554

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SCHMUDE GUEST OPERATING OPEN-PICNIC TROLLEY #554

Bryant Schmude

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05/08/2022

SCHMUDE GUEST OPERATING OPEN-PICNIC TROLLEY #554

Taken while on a brief visit to Baltimore, Maryland shows BRYANT SCHMUDE guest operating 1894 open-car ((trolley//streetcar//light rail)) #554. This open picnic trolley from the very early electric age is typical of countless light-rail cars used all over America and the earth.

Date & Place: in Baltimore, Maryland United States

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