A streetcar was designed to move people short distances intra-city from one point to another at lower speeds. One would typically take the streetcar to go shopping, go to work downtown, or visit a friend across town.

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A motorman, like a train engineer, operated electric interurban and streetcars on rail lines across Indiana. Motorette was a name given to female streetcar operators during WWII, including for Indianapolis Railways and our very own streetcar No. 153.

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Powerhouse was a name commonly given to power-generation stations across the state. Overhead wires containing 600 volts made HHTC's cars zoom nearly a century ago.

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The Indianapolis Traction Terminal was the largest and busiest electric railway station in the world, featuring a nine-story office building and nine-track interurban shed for arrivals and departures.

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