Take a step back in time with these photos of Baltimore streetcars taken just a few weeks before President Kennedy's assassination. See the photos and the full story here!

Check out this great series of photos we uncovered on Flickr thanks to Kevin Mueller. Get ready to be amazed by his terrific photos!

Introducing Baltimore's new trackless trolley with vest pocket guide to the Caroline-Preston-Gilmor St. no. 21 line, in effect, March 6, 1938

Photograph of the interior, from the front platform to the center, of a United Railways and Electric Company standard Brill semi-convertible car in Baltimore, Maryland.

Photograph taken looking north at tracklaying on Howard Street at its intersection with Saratoga Street in Baltimore, Maryland. On the northwest corner at number 300 North Howard Street is Chas. Willms & Co., manufacturers and importers of fine surgical instruments.

Incredible series of photos from 1915 showing Baltimore streetcars across the city. Published by the president of the United Railways & Electric Company.

See an old image of Baltimore from 1943 - an elevated streetcar near the 200 block of Guilford Ave. Check out the Google Street View and let us know what you think in the comments!

Take a visual trip back to October 1963 in Towson, Maryland, to witness the old streetcars running through the city before President Kennedy's assassination in November of the same year.

Explore Baltimore in the 1940s through these two photos of Guilford and Fayette and Howard St. See the old sights of Baltimore and learn the history of these streets with photos from 1940.

Check out this incredible map of Baltimore's trolley system from 1910. Click on it for a much larger version, courtesy of the Johns Hopkins Sheridan Library.

Check out this beautiful photo of trolleys at night taken in April of 1943 at the Park Terminal in Baltimore, Maryland. Photo by Marjory Collins for the Office of War Information.

Take a deep dive into history with these vintage photos of a 1910s streetcar running in 1955. Explore the history of transportation in this vintage glimpse into the past.

Uncovering the past, this blog post explores the lives of the men in 1915 who manned Baltimore streetcars. It also looks at the signage of Hillen, York, and Frederick Roads and how a streetcar might have traversed them. An interesting look at a bygone era!

Explore the history of Catonsville Junction, the terminus of the old Baltimore Traction Company's streetcar lines. Learn more about the 1950s summer day when a Pullman-built PCC streetcar departed southbound on the private right-of-way.

Step back in time and experience the sights and sounds of Baltimore in 1943 by taking a trip on the trackless trolley to Roland Park. See a great photograph of the group of people who were making the journey to Roland Park.

Get a glimpse into Baltimore history with this amazing photo from April 1943. Captured in this photo is a trolley leaving a terminal at night. Check out this amazing historical photo and remember the days of Baltimore's past.

Take a look back at Baltimore's streetcar system in 1929, when the system was at its peak with over 400 miles of track. Watch this old footage and please disregard the terrible background music.