Today on the show, we’ll be discussing Angel's Flight, which might be the shortest passenger railway still running. Just why does LA of all places have a funicular railway, and how did it stick around? All this on today's show.
(Sofi didn't write any news, but not to worry, WE [humans] WENT TO THE MOON!!!!)
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References & notes
- [1] Hank Green: Explaining the Most Important Artemis II Photos
- [2] Wikipedia: Angels Flight
- [3] Wikipedia: Bunker Hill, Los Angeles § Bunker Hill Redevelopment Project
- [4] Angels Flight (r) Railway: History of Angels Flight (r)
- [5] Discover Los Angeles: Angels Flight: The Story of an L.A. Icon
- [6] California Historic Route 66 Association: Angels Flight Railway
- [7] American Ghost Walks: Angels Flight: LA's Haunted Railway & Its Mysterious History
- [8] Angels Flight (r) Railway: The Story of an L.A. Icon
- [9] Wikipedia: 3rd Street (Los Angeles)
- [10] Water and Power Associates: Third Street Tunnel
- [11] MonServicePublic: How to get about on foot in the Principality
- [12] The Tim Traveller and Matt Gray: In Monaco, Elevators Are A Form Of Public Transport. So We Raced Them.