How to Reach Takoma Park Upon Arriving in Washington

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D.C. · May 4, 1905

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 82, No. 18.

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How to Reach Takoma Park Upon Arriving in Washington

SOME annoyance, confusion, and extra expense will be saved to those who come to Washington for the first time, by observing the following suggestions:—
Those arriving at the Baltimore and Ohio Station may take, at the entrance, any street-car marked “Treasury,” “Georgetown only,” or “Mt. Pleasant.” On paying fare, ask conductor for Ninth Street transfer. Get off at Ninth Street, corner Patent Building, and take first car going north marked “7th and Florida Ave.” Take from conductor Brightwood transfer, and go to end of car-line. From this point take first car marked “Takoma Park,” and go to end of the line. Upon reaching Takoma Station, instructions will be given as to location of meetings.
Those arriving over any other railroad will enter the Pennsylvania station. These should take, at the entrance, any car marked “7th and Florida Ave.,” go to end of line, taking Brightwood transfer, and follow instructions as given above.
By observing these directions, passengers may reach Takoma from either station for fare of five cents.
W. T. BLAND,
Transportation agent for General Conference.
Takoma Park, Washington, D. C.