File:North Shore Line flatcar 1513 loaded with piggyback trailers.jpg

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English: North Shore Line flatcar 1513 is shown loaded with piggyback trailers on the incline from the Buena Yard to the elevated on November 28, 1927. Car 1513 was one of 10 flats purchased in 1927 to accommodate the interurban's growing ferry truck freight service, joining 10 shorter flat cars bought the previous year for the same purpose. The cars were specifically designed to hold the truck-trailer containers, which were transferred from the trucks to the trains at the Montrose ramp in Buena Yard.
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Source Lou Gerard Collection, www.Chicago-L.org
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