911 during Steamup 2000

This car is not a true streetcar. It never saw a day in revenue service except for in a restaurant. It is a replica car was built by and for The Old Spaghetti Factory of Charlotte, NC. After the  restaurant was closed, the car (in kit form) was shipped back to Portland, as Portland is the Headquarters for the Spaghetti Factory.

The Spaghetti Factory realized that the custom built car  was not ADA compliant so they offered it to the OERHS as a donation. The OERHS gladly accepted. The car is better then anybody imaged.

The museum built a shelter for the car and added windows and end doors. This car served as a temporary interpretive center and gift shop for the new museum until the extension to the Brooks Depot was opened in 2006.

911 is in the location of the museum's future Interpretive Center. Sometime in the future 911 will be moved to a different location along the museum right-of-way.

The northwest corner with MUNI 1213 waiting May 2001	The West End of 911 May 2001.	The north side of 911 May 2001.

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