While going to work this morning, I noticed that the New Jersey Public Service Trolley Trailer that has for many years been used as a yard office for a construction company in Union, NJ is being dismantled. As of this morning, the metal car body appears intact but has been gutted out. The car body, located in the construction yard, can be easily seen from east bound Rt.22 just past the Rahway Valley RR crossing near the landmark "flagship". It is about 75 feet off the highway and along side the R.V.R.R. right of way. I was told many years ago that this car is a trailer that was hauled by a trolley to increase capicity during rush hours.
The Journal Square trolley shed on Sip Avenue in Jersey City is being demolished. The last streetcar passed through in 1949 however busses used the terminal prior to the Journal Square Transportation Center opening. Presently the area is used as a parking lot but the loop rails are breaking through the pavement. Note the small news stand had been the waiting room.
Every year there is always less surviving.