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Toronto Subway plan, 1910 Size:18x18 Miami settled for half a

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Miami settled for half a loaf and only ended up building half of the Metrorail system that they had planned

Manhattan was dirty

similar to the Green Line light rail in Boston

author of Underground Cities

meaning that three of the cable car lines depicted here were never electrified

Toronto Subway plan, 1910 Size:18x18 Miami settled for half aThis is the very first Toronto subway proposal, dating to 1910. In that year, City Controller Horatio Hocken ran for mayor the slogan "Tubes for the People." This was not only catchy, but also a way to express his displeasure with the privately owned Toronto streetcar system. (The TTC didn't exist then, and the streetcars were privately owned and operated.) Hocken lost the election, but the proposal was popular. The city council agreed to hire a pair

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