Audio file
Description
Fleming and Scott discuss the types of cars used on the Railway and details of their construction and operation, including the procedure for charging them, use of lights to indicate whether passengers were waiting at a particular stop, what colors they were painted, and handling livestock grazing on right-of-ways; individual Railway lines, including the exact route of the Glendale line and the year of its decommissioning, the various lines Scott drove on, and the use of buses on the Kenilworth line in the 1930s; working conditions, including salaries and motormen being robbed; the construction of the tracks the Railway ran over; and Fleming's efforts to locate, acquire, and preserve historic streetcars.
Details
Title
- Part 1
Contributors
- Fleming, Lawrence J., 1932- (Interviewer)
- Scott, Bill (William Henry), 1892-1975 (Interviewee)
Date Created
The date the item was original created (prior to any relationship with the ASU Digital Repositories.)
1972-01-30
Subjects
Resource Type
Note
- This recording was amplified using Audacity software in April 2017 to improve low audio levels.
Citation and reuse
Cite this item
This is a suggested citation. Consult the appropriate style guide for specific citation guidelines.
Interview with Bill Scott, Lawrence J. Fleming Papers, MSS-388, Arizona State University Library