No. 411 leaving the trolley barn in North Little Rock at 12:22 p.m. January 18, 2007 on its way to the new extension.
No. 408 in regular service at the corner of Commerce and 2nd Street on its normal run, about to turn right at 2nd Street. No. 411 will follow.
No. 411 heading south on Commerce at 12:40 p.m.
Manually changing the switch so 411 can continue going south on Commerce.
The first powered streetcar to start on the new extenion to the Clinton Library, 12:43 p.m. January 18.
Southbound on Commerce.
Still on Commerce southbound. The freeway overpass above is the I-30 exit to the River Market.
12:45 p.m. southbound.
No. 411 turned left onto 3rd Street and is now heading eastbound to the Clinton Library, 12:50 p.m. According to Bill Pollard, the old tracks to the left in the grass are the last remnant of the freight house tracks for Rock Island, for the later (Rector Street) RI freight house which replaced the Choctaw terminal in 1914. This line also continued around by the Cox building and on across Scott, extending almost to Main Street at one time, with numerous industries and industrial spurs along it.
Continuing eastbound on 3rd Street.
Almost at the end of the line, it turns south again, where it will switch to the closest track and head back to downtown. The Clinton Library is to the right.
Now heading south to the end of the line. The building to the right is the old Rock Island Choctaw Route depot, now used as the Clinton School of Public Service, part of the Clinton Library.
12:53 p.m. at the turn-arond point. The Clinton Library is to the right, the bridge in the center is the old Rock Island bridge over the Arkansas River, the building at left is the old Rock Island Choctaw Route depot, now used as a school.
Starting back, turning left and heading west on 3rd Street. 12:56 p.m.
Westbound on 3rd Street, heading back to the River Market.
At the crossover at Commerce and 2nd Street, 1:03 p.m.
Turning west on 2nd Street.
John C. Jones is now onboard No. 411, heading back for a second trip on the extension. It's heading south on Commerce, 1:21 p.m.
About to turn left on 3rd Street.
Going east on 3rd Street.
Approaching the turn-around point.
Eastbound on 3rd Street.
About to turn right on Commerce Street.
The River Market is straight ahead. Northbound on Commerce.
