Streetcar Postcards

During the heyday of the picture postcard, streetcars appeared in many urban street scenes. Some transit facilities were considered noteworthy enough to merit use as subjects in themselves. Here's a more or less random sample, based on what I've found in postcard boxes at stamp shows. I tend to favor Ohio (my home state) and the Carolinas.

Ashtabula, Ohio
- High Level Bridge
Barranquilla, Colombia
- Mule-powered streetcar
Berlin, Germany
- Spree [River] Tunnel (1901)
Boston, Massachusetts
- East Boston Tunnel (1907) Shown here as a streetcar tunnel, it was later converted to rapid-transit operation and is now used by the Blue Line.
Charleston, South Carolina
- St. Michaels Church (1912)
- New Union Station (1908)
Chicago, Illinois
- Chicago Subway - Downtown Train Platform (1940s?)
Cincinnati, Ohio
- Price's Hill Incline (1906)
- Mt. Adams Incline from Top (1907)
- Mt. Adams Incline (1912) View from a distance.
- Mt. Adams Incline (1914) View from the bottom.
Cleveland, Ohio
- Public Square (1911)
Columbus, Ohio
- Chittenden Hotel (1909)
Dayton, Ohio
- South Main Street (1907)
Dubuque, Iowa
- Fourth Street Hill Elevator (1906)
- Fenelon Place Elevator
Duluth, Minnesota
- Minnesota Point from Incline Railway
East Liverpool, Ohio
- Chester Bridge by Moonlight (1910)

Goffstown, New Hampshire
- Uncanoonuc Incline Railway (1910)
Grand Rapids, Michigan
- Interurban Bridge
Greenville, South Carolina
- Air View (1947) shows the Piedmont & Northern electric interurban terminal at the lower left.
Kaleva, Michigan
- A fantasy scene (1912). This town was far too small to have a local streetcar line. No interurbans were built in this area. An aerial view on Mapquest.com shows nothing resembling this built-up downtown street. If you recognize it, please tell me!
Karlsruhe, Germany
- Marktplatz (1920s?)
Lancaster, Pennsylvania
- Penn Square
New York, New York
- Subway station (1905) [the postmark on the back clearly reads 1905, despite the handwritten 1906 on the front]
- Hudson & Manhattan Railroad Tunnel (1908) First train through today's PATH tubes!
Palm Beach, Florida
- Mule-powered streetcar (1920)
Portland, Maine
- After the Theatre, Riverton Park (1907)
Rock Hill, South Carolina
- Mule-powered streetcar (1905) I'm not sure whether this is a joke or not, considering the inscription on the card.
Rochester, New York
- Electricity versus Steam (c. 1905) A race between an interurban car of the Rochestern & Eastern Rapid Railroad and a steam train of the New York Central.
Sioux City, Iowa
- Security National Bank (1910)
Worcester, Massachusetts
- Lincoln Sq. & Court House (c. 1905)
Youngstown, Ohio
- Federal Street looking west