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Portland Traction Co streetcar system map, 1943 fanart while making sense of Boston's

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while making sense of Boston's tangled street network

This map was featured by the Taiwan News

)  This map was featured in Block Club Chicago

designed by an engineer named Alan Voorhees for the Metropolitan Transit Commission

I wanted to suggest that the Capulets and Montagues were as far apart as possible on the spectrum

Portland Traction Co streetcar system map, 1943 fanart while making sense of Boston'sWorld War II era Portland was a hive of scum and villainy. The population had gone up by thirty percent, as workers from all over the country came to build merchant vessels in the great Kaiser Shipyards. The civil authorities had been stretched to their limits. Housing was scarce, brothels and gambling dens flourished, and sexually transmitted diseases were so rampant that the military nearly banned servicemen from the city. Mass transit ridership

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