Atlanta streetcar system map, 1940 Size:18x18 I went for a retro

I went for a retro aesthetic

For my diagram of Waitress

Cincinnati’s interurban rail lines had no dedicated tracks to reach downtown and no centralized terminal facility

Most of this would have run in existing railway rights of way

This is a poster combining the three Prequel Trilogy diagrams into one very

Atlanta streetcar system map, 1940 Size:18x18 I went for a retroIn 1940, Atlanta was an important regional center with 300,000 inhabitants. The streetcar company was owned by the local electric utility, Georgia Power. This combination of business interests may seem strange today, but in the early 20th century such a combination was quite normal. Transit companies were the largest consumers of electricity when streetcars were introduced, meaning that the two monopolies electricity and transportation often went hand