“The Past is Present” Crew-Neck Tee

 

 

Support Market Street Railway’s advocacy for San Francisco’s priceless vintage fleet of streetcars and cable cars with this unique unisex Crew-neck tee. Tee is  available in Gray or Black. 100% cotton, printed locally. Read More…

“The Past is Present” Ladies V-Neck Tee

Support Market Street Railway’s advocacy for San Francisco’s priceless vintage fleet of streetcars and cable cars with this unique Ladies V-Neck tee. Tee is slightly fitted, with cap sleeves, and is available in Black. 100% cotton, printed locally. Read More…

Youth “I’m On Board” Tee

 

Exclusively ours (like all our tees), this cartoon of Muni’s jaunty F-line streetcars encourages kids to come take a fun ride on a vintage tram on San Francisco’s Market Street, and wear the tee that says so! This Youth tee is made of brushed cotton, locally printed and available in Navy or Light Gray, sizes Small & Medium. Also available in toddler sizes in red. Tram design by Chris Arvin. Read More…

San Francisco Railway Museum Lanyard

Show your support for Market Street Railway’s San Francisco Railway Museum with this colorful lanyard, perfect for your Clipper Card when you ride the F-line! Lanyard features Muni’s first and last: Car #1 built 1912, and Car 1040, the last PCC built in the US in 1952, along with everybody’s favorite, the Blackpool Boat Tram. Lanyard measures 24″ including clip, and has an easy release 3 inches above the clip. Read More…

San Francisco’s Peter Witt “Milan Tram” Cap

100% brushed cotton, one-size-fits-all, this tan cap features one of the regulars on San Francisco’s F-line of vintage streetcars, the Peter Witt designed “Milan Tram”, this one in Milan’s 1928 livery. The image is  embroidered on the front in orange, black and white. Six-panel cloth cap has velcro closure in back. Read More…

Status update, April 15, 2020

Muni has put into effect the dramatic service cuts we told you about in our last update. Muni is currently operating just 17 core routes (out of 87), all served by buses. No rail service of any kind currently. Given our focus, we won’t discuss details of that here, but if you read the public comments at the bottom of SFMA’s announcement, you’ll see a lively debate.

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