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Winnipeg Subway proposal, 1959 Size:18x18 After SEPTA took over operations

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After SEPTA took over operations in the 1970s

San Francisco voters were asked to upgrade most of the surviving lines to subway operation

Philadelphia's transit authority

- Printed on 170 GSM satin finish paper in Nashville

but I still think it fits

Winnipeg Subway proposal, 1959 Size:18x18 After SEPTA took over operationsEven by today's Canadian standards, Winnipeg is not a particularly large city. This has always been true: at the 1951 Census, Winnipeg counted 235,000 inhabitants not a particularly suitable candidate for a three line subway system. But Winnipeg's leaders in the 1950s were enamored of Toronto's subway and so they commissioned engineer Norman Wilson, lead designer of the Toronto Subway, to design a system for Winnipeg. It got as far as the planning

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