1939 Streetcar Terminal Scene in Oklahoma City

A streetcar terminal in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, features in a vintage photograph from July 1939. The image shows people disembarking and others waiting to board, showcasing daily life and urban transit in mid-20th century America. Streetcars were essential for transportation in many cities, significantly influencing urban development and commuting patterns.

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