Have you ever taken a ride on this unique streetcar line? It’s truly special, one of the most unique treasures in New Orleans. Let’s explore!
The St. Charles Avenue streetcar line was originally started in 1834 as a way to connect downtown New Orleans with its suburb Carrollton.
Flickr / Scott Beale Carrollton became part of the city in the decades to come, but the streetcar remained.
The line still uses the same streetcars that were in used in the 1920s.
Flickr.com / Julius Whittington This is because activists in the 60s and 70s fought to put the streetcars on the National Registry of Historic Places.
The interior of the cars is simply gorgeous and provides a beautiful perspective of these cars.
Flickr.com / Joel Mann It makes for a truly special ride for all those that enjoy it.
The smile on this young rider’s face really says it all.
Flickr.com / Mark Stephenson It’s an awesome way to enjoy an afternoon.
The trend of creating miniature streetcars is popping up around the city.
Flickr.com / Mark Gstohl They are intricately decorated and really special.
So go ahead and catch a ride on this historic streetcar line.
Flickr.com / vxla We know you’ll have a wonderful time exploring this unique city.
Have you ever taken a ride on this unique line? What is your favorite part of being on the St. Charles streetcar line? Let us know in the comments below! We love to hear your comments and feedback.
Flickr / Scott Beale
Carrollton became part of the city in the decades to come, but the streetcar remained.
Flickr.com / Julius Whittington
This is because activists in the 60s and 70s fought to put the streetcars on the National Registry of Historic Places.
Flickr.com / Joel Mann
It makes for a truly special ride for all those that enjoy it.
Flickr.com / Mark Stephenson
It’s an awesome way to enjoy an afternoon.
Flickr.com / Mark Gstohl
They are intricately decorated and really special.
Flickr.com / vxla
We know you’ll have a wonderful time exploring this unique city.
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