Trolley Coach #1, built in 1912, has been restored by the San Francisco Municipal Railway for use on excursions. PSRMA has acquired this coach for use on our excursion. The coach is seen here at the East Bay Terminal which once housed three lines.

For the downtown portion of our excursion a modern PCC type coach will be used. The coach will be similar to the coach 1009 seen here at the end of the K line. Several photo stops will be made with the coaches during our tour of San Francisco.

Here's a rare opportunity for members and friends of the Pacific Southwest Railway Museum to tour San Francisco over the lines of one of the last operating street railways in the United States.

On September 6th, PSRMA. will board two chartered trolley cars for a tour of the entire San Francisco Municipal Railway System. The Railway has agreed to furnish Car One, a conventional streetcar built in 1912 which has been restored to operating condition, for a portion of the tour. A modern PCC type car will carry passengers over the downtown lines.

Passengers will enjoy going through Sunset and Twin Peaks Tunnels;

riding up and down the city's famed Market Street; visiting the East Bay Terminal, one-time home for interurbans of three separate railroads; and traveling over other interesting street and private right-of-way trackage.

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PACIFIC SOUTHWEST RAILWAY MUSEUM TOUR OF SAN FRANCISCO BY TROLLEY

Please include me among those joing PSRMA on the 6th of September for a tour of the San Francisco Municipal Railway System via chartered trolley coach.

Forward to me at once ____ ticket(s) at $6.50 each for which I

have enclosed a check/money order for $_______. Please send the

tickets to the following address.

Please send all ticket orders to George Geyer, 2928 Fir Street, San Diego, CA 92102.

THANK YOU FOR YOUR ORDER