San Francisco Muni St. Louis Car Co Coaches 1941 Photo Bridge Terminal 4 x 6

In June 1941, San Francisco Municipal Railway placed new St. Louis Car Company trolley coaches into service, marking a key modernization phase in the city’s electric transit fleet just months before wartime demand intensified ridership.

The photograph shows two freshly delivered coaches operating near the bridge-end terminal, identified on the reverse as June 1941. One coach displays a BRIDGE destination sign while another waits on the ramp behind it, both connected to the overhead trolley wires. The surrounding scene includes active construction with exposed rebar and a fenced excavation, period automobiles on adjacent roadways, and elevated infrastructure framing the terminal approach. The image documents the early service life of these St. Louis Car Company units in primer-era condition and transitional paint.

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