Los Angeles Railway Streetcar No. 3101
El Paso County
The Los Angeles Railway (LARy) No.3101's Presidential Conference Committee (PCC) car design represents a major engineering development in rail-based surface street transportation.
Los Angeles Railway Streetcar No. 3101
Additionally, the LARy No. 3101 is one of only two surviving electric passenger rail vehicles built in the US during 1943, at the height of World War II. When it moved to Colorado in 1963, it became the first PCC car to operate in the state and was the last streetcar to operate in Cripple Creek.