Brian, Thanks for the information. interesting to know the story behind this car. If it was acquired by a railfan of sorts, maybe it still exists. It would be interesting to find it and add it to the list.

How about another?

1116 West Monroe Street, Alexandria, IN

About a decade ago I did a google search on old trolleys being used as houses and this was part of a discussion on some history board. It might be an old THI&E car.

http://indianarailroads.org/board/index ... pic=116.20

Notice the anti climber.

Google streets shows the interurban ends if you wander back and forth.

Charles

Here is another that is probably not mentioned El Paso City Lines double truck lightweight (often referred to as a double truck Birney) #54. Also shows several other cars which look like they might have been on their way to preservation (whether they still exist I can't say) and PCC 1510 on display in the city. All shown in the video below:
https://youtu.be/8dqsdqLij2Q

Thank you for posting that El Paso video. Old car, truck, and motorcycle connoisseur scour the southwest for such barn finds. Who knows? Maybe someone might take one of those desert survivors on as a project.

This old car from Spokane is a mystery:
https://1.bp.blogspot.com/-aSXF9tL_0VM/XoLTdYDPpZI/AAAAAAAAWt4/5aB_olzF0WASWIVX-YC_5MPFIzNkFs7iACLcBGAsYHQ/s1600/51276008_2932291426784815_5624822134439149568_n.jpg

Long gone from the spot seen here:
http://www.bigbendrailroadhistory.com/2020/03/spokane-united-railways-streetcar-in.html

Dan

Don't forget the second NW Pennsylvania car at 440 Baldwin street in Meadville.

https://www.google.com/maps/@41.6527744 ... 384!8i8192

I found it in a nice biography of Chick Siebert.

https://cambridgetrolley.org/c-l-%22chick%22-siebert

Hi,

The Cortland Box Motor link is disabled. But I saved the article from Archive.org.

1472 Ayers Road, Homer, NY.

https://www.google.com/maps/@42.6924566 ... &entry=ttu

https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/9606 ... U&mmlb=g,1

There are a couple of Birneys and an Evanston car in Door County Wisconsin. The owner sent me pictures on Facebook and has since deleted his account so I can't recover them.

There were a few in Belchertown Massachusetts https://www.facebook.com/hampshire.towi ... tid=6aamW6

I thought the one literally in my backyard had been mentioned here before, but maybe not. A notable landmark dive in Akron, Ohio reportedly is built around an old streetcar body, perhaps Akron Transit, but maybe not (and many Akron Transit cars were bought second-hand anyway). Bob's Hamburg on East Av., just off of I-76 has been slinging burgers under 5 or 6 different owners for over 80 years. It's a tiny place, but I have fond memories of it from my childhood, and it outlived the Mickey D's that was built across the street from it by several decades. It's been so modified that I didn't realize the front of the building was a streetcar body until I saw an article in the Akron Beacon Journal a couple of years ago on it's 80th anniversary in business, but it makes sense if you go in and see the clearances and layout.

Pullman Point Trolleys!

There's a bunch of trolleys that are hidden on a road in Door County Wisconsin. I think the Red Car is an Evanston style car and the green one is a Birney. They're probably from Green Bay. I thought that some of them were double truck birneys but W. Roberts pointed out to me that the double truck birneys were sold to Virginia and Lehigh Valley. So some of these cottages probably are composed of several street cars.

Charles