A Glimpse into the Past: 1943 Baltimore Trackless Trolley

Take a look back in time with this amazing photograph from 1943. It shows a group of people getting ready to board the trackless trolley to Roland Park. See the full image and learn more here!

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Check out this great photograph from 1943. It shows a group of people getting ready to board the trackless trolley to Roland Park.

Source: Library of Congress

and tagged Baltimore in the 1940s, Roland Park, streetcars

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