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Harmony Short Lines 103 |
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A 1936 White model 54-A poses in Oakland by the University of Pittsburgh's Cathedral of Learning. |
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Harmony Short Lines 301 |
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A 1937 Yellow Coach model 732 painted up in a wartime advertising livery to promote women joining the W.A.C. |
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Harmony Short Lines (unknown number) |
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A 1937 Yellow Coach model 732 painted up in a wartime advertising livery to promote women joining the U.S. Coast Guard. |
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Harmony Short Lines 305 |
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A 1937 Yellow Coach model 732 in its original livery. Photo taken at an unknown location approximately 1940. |
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Harmony Short Lines 600 |
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A 1939 Yellow Coach PG-2502 posing at an unknown location approximately 1940. |
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Harmony Short Lines 706 |
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A 1941 Yellow Coach TD-3201 at an unknown location. Note the West View window card in the front window. |
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Harmony Short Lines 900 |
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A 1941 Yellow Coach PDA-3701 on the Mon Wharf in Downtown Pittsburgh painted up in a wartime advertising livery advertising the Marine Corps Women's Reserve. |
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Harmony Short Lines 900 |
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A 1941 Yellow Coach PDA-3701 in a rather odd but still elaborate livery for HSL. We are not currently sure if this was the as delivered livery or the livery applied after the wartime ad. |
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Harmony Short Lines 910 |
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A 1945 GM PDA-3702 in it's original "ODT" wartime livery. By the early 1950's, it had been repainted into the elaborate HSL livery. |
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Harmony Short Lines Freight Truck |
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Harmony Short Lines ran trucks for freight service in its early days. In some instances, the trucks took the place of buses to maintain and keep the franchise of a low patronage route. The truck pictured was just one of many that Harmony had until the truck freight business was eliminated sometime around the time of the Great Depression. |
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Harmony Short Lines Terminal |
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An overhead shot (possibly from R. Morris Glick's office) of the passenger lineup at the Harmony Short Line's terminal at 10th and Penn in Downtown Pittsburgh. |
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Harmony Short Lines Terminal |
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A shot of the front of the Harmony Short Lines terminal building. The bus in front is not loading passengers as it is an Allegheny Valley bus who's stop was at 10th by Liberty, not 10th and Penn. Butler County bound buses boarded in front of the terminal. |
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