Market-Frankford and Trolley Action @ 19th Street Station
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Published 2016-06-22
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19th street is the last untouched original station in the tunnel. Although I have seen pictures of there being a more elaborate staircase that came down from the south instead of the east and west sides. The railings and columns are still the original ones from the 1907 construction.
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I love this vid. They just keep coming. :)
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I was on that train at the Bingen ;-)
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Like it man
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Nice video!
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thats my favorite trolley
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Why are the eastbound trains going slowly?
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7:20 Trolley Bell.
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How are the trolleys local and the Market Frankfort express?
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Do You Have To Pay To Get In?
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I love the trolley but most of the trolley are busses now
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None of the subway-surface trolleys nor the stations are accessible to the handicapped or elderly as of 2022. I don't know how SEPTA gets away with it. They flash their middle finger to the ADA and nothing is said or done about it. Now that I'm old and disabled, it affects me personally. No longer can I ride on those 42 year old high-floor cars with their narrow blinker doors and steep steps, nor can I climb up stairs in the stations. At the rate SEPTA is going about it, I predict it will be ten or twelve years before they put new accessible, low-floor trolleys in service and install elevators in the stations. They've been talking about it for decades. Talk is cheap. I won't be around to see it. I'm almost 80 years old and ill. But as dangerous a place as Philadelphia has become, I really don't miss going there anymore.