Troy City Railway #176 on River, Fulton & Thirds Streets, Troy, New York

ID# 9,126

Troy City Railway Trolley #294 in 1897 near Oakwood Cemetery

ID# 8,734

Troy City Railway #288 on River Street, Just Below Grand Street, Troy, New York

ID # 9,127

The Last Horse Car Operated in the City of Troy - Driver, George Dunson - Conductor, Harry Hutchins

ID # 1,548

Troy City Railway Trolley #230

ID # 8,903

Trolley on Fulton, Third and River Streets, Troy, New York, around 1900

ID # 9,128

Inside View of Trolley built by J M Jones Son's Company of Troy, New York

ID # 1,283

World's Columbian Exposition held at Chicago, Ill May 1 to Oct 21-1893

This car was built by J M Jones Son's Co of West Troy (now Watervliet) in 1893 and was awarded a prize at the conclusion of the Exposition the Troy City Railway bought it and numbered it 222. When the United Traction Co absorbed the Troy City Railway - it retained No 222

On June 30-1917 it was found with the former Cohoes City Ry #52 and became UT Center Entrance Car #922

Troy City Railway Trolley #159 in front of Beman Park, Troy, New York

ID # 8,905

Troy City Railway Trolley #226

ID # 8,697

Built by the Gilbert Car Company.

Motorman James H. Smith on Troy City Railway Trolley #213

ID # 812

Father of Joseph A. Smith.

Troy City Railway Trolley #309

ID # 790

Built by the J. M. Jones Son's Company.

Troy City Railway Trolley #150

ID # 8,904

Troy City Railway Open Trolley #300

ID # 8,733

Built by the J. M. Jones Son's Company.

Troy City Railway Trolley B

ID # 786

Troy City Railway "A" Car

ID # 8,650

Troy City Railway #192

ID # 1,578

This is the car that was struck by a D&H train at the west end of the 112th Bridge on Labor Day 1895 many killed or injured.

Union Station,Troy, New York

ID # 9,527

Troy & Lansingburgh Railroad

ID # 783

Troy City Railway Trolley #180

ID #8,902

Built by the Gilbert Car Company.

Inside View of Trolley built by J. M. Jones Son's Company of Troy, New York for the 1893 World's Columbian Exposition at Chicago

ID# 8,592

Built by the J. M. Jones Son's Company in 1893 for the World's Columbian Exposition at Chicago.

Sold to the Troy City Railway and became car #222.

When United Traction absorbed the Troy City Railway in 1900, It still retained the number 222.

In 1917 it was joined with former Cohoes City Railway Car # 52 and became Center Entrance Car # 922.