Dating back over 150 years, the L train lines have always been a fascination of Chicago, putting many lines into service throughout the 20th century. But as time marched on, more and more tracks were abandoned and torn down. Today, well explore some of these lines and look into why they were destroyed. This is the history of Chicagos L Train Lines.
ITS HISTORY - Weekly tales of American Urban Decay as presented by your host Ryan Socash.
Chapters: 00:52 - The history of Chicagos Public Transportations The OmniBus, Intercity Stagecoach, and steam train
02:25 - The History of Chicagos Cable cars (street railways) 03:27 - The Transport system during the Great Chicago Fire 4:52 - The introductions of Electric streetcars to Chicago 05:25 - The History of New Yorks Elevated train 06:01 - The History of The Southside rapid transit L. 06:56 - History of the Lake Street elevated railway. 07:47 - History of the MET West L 09:05 - The elevated North-Western Railroad 09:52 - History of the Chicago Loop 12:15 - The consolidation of Chicagos elevated train lines 13:23 - The decline of the Chicago L 14:55 - History of the CTA 16:02 - Chicagos Lost L lines 18:16 - History of the Congress Expressway 21:10 - The further downfall of the Chicago L 22:55 - What remains of Chicagos L?
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