Hamilton coach 748 is caught by Joseph Testagrose on Sherman Avenue.

Hamilton coach 702 running northbound on Hughson St north of Rebecca. The three-story brick building is gone, but the others are still there. Photo by Joseph Testagrose.

A Hamilton Western Flyer coach, eastbound on King Street in the early 1970s. Photo by R. Hill, donated by Kenneth Josephson.

Another Western Flyer coach, further east on King Street, after meeting up with Main Street. Photo by R. Hill, donated by Kenneth Josephson.

A westbound Flyer coach on King Street, heading towards downtown Hamilton. Photo by R. Hill, donated by Kenneth Josephson.

Coach 776 on the King route, comparing the colour of the Flyer to the colour of the stoplight. Photo by R. Hill, donated by Kenneth Josephson.

A pre-rebuild coach in the old colours. Location unknown. Photo by R. Hill, donated by Kenneth Josephson.

A Western Flyer coach heads eastbound on Main Street at King Street. Photo by R. Hill, donated by Kenneth Josephson.

In black and white, coach 779 glides along King Street. Photo by R. Hill, donated by Kenneth Josephson.

An eastbound coach approaching the Queenston traffic circle. The tip-offs are the switch in the foreground with the two sets of wires, and the lack of buildings at left - compare with hamilton06.jpg (King & Main). One set of wires goes around the traffic circle, which was the terminus for the King-Strathearne route; note that the trolley coach is in the left-hand lane to enter the loop. The other set of wires continued east on Queenston Road. Photo by R. Hill, donated by Kenneth Josephson.