Los Angeles also had the Los Angeles Railway (or "Yellow Car") streetcar system which covered the City of Los Angeles and nearby suburbs
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it was a major hub of commerce and industry
—Publishers Weekly
Charleston, South Carolina streetcar system, 1923 Size:24x36 Los Angeles also had theCharleston, South Carolina, is a good example of how smaller cities would build out their streetcar networks during the early 20th century. Like most Southern cities, it was ruined economically by the Civil War, and remained a relative backwater compared to the great cities of the North and West. (In the 1920s, with 67,000 inhabitants, Charleston had fewer inhabitants than great metropolises as Sioux City, Iowa, and South Bend, Indiana.) The streetcar