By the 1920s, it became possible to hop aboard a commuter train at 6th and Main streets in downtown Los Angeles, ride it to Los Angeles Harbor, switch to the Catalina Island Terminal line in Wilmington, and, at that terminal, catch a ride aboard a steamship over to the Island, all without using a car.Continue reading “The popular Pacific Electric Red Car line made getting to San Pedro easy for all”
Sam Gnerre looks at the way we were in the South Bay
