Oklahoma City Streetcar Terminal July 1939 Image

A streetcar terminal in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, serves as a historical snapshot of urban transportation in July 1939. The image shows individuals waiting for streetcars, reflecting the reliance on public transit during the late 1930s. Oklahoma City was a growing urban center, and streetcars were essential for mobility and commerce.

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