Kansas City Streetcars their Beginning and end The K.C. Shuffle Bennie Moten & his K.C. Orch скачать в хорошем качестве

Kansas City Streetcars their Beginning and end The K.C. Shuffle Bennie Moten & his K.C. Orch

Kansas City streetcars from the early 1900's to their end 6-23-1957. Kansas City had one of the finest streetcar systems in the U.S. covering many miles in the city. The city sadly ended their service on 6-23-1957. Streetcars were introduced to Kansas City in1870. The PCC type streetcars began roaming Kansas City, Missouri and Kansas City, Kansas in 1941 and forever dramatically changed the local "Street Scene." Before the arrival of the PCC type cars, the average age of the traditional trolley cars operating on the Kansas City Public Service was thirty-two years. The new PCC cars brought Kansas City streets out of the "Cowboy" era and into the "Space" age. The sleek new aerodynamic style of the PCC cars matched that of the popular sporty Detroit automobiles. The city is now trying to bring back some type of rail system, but it can never match what they once had.