Streetcars used to be a more popular sight in Tampa. Tampa’s first electric streetcar lines were built in 1892. They quickly became an essential part of everyday life as workers took the streetcar downtown and to the cigar factories of west Tampa. Reaching the peak of its popularity in the 1920s, with almost 24 million passengers in 1926, Tampa’s streetcar system rolled to a stop in August 1946 following World War II. Thankfully Tampa has 10 streetcars running today. They cover about 3 miles of track around Downtown, Channelside and Ybor.
Fine art print finish has a bright, non-reflective matte finish that gives you a breathtaking print that looks great under varied lighting condition. Acid-free, double pre-cut photo mat. Mat is cut at an angle so that the inner edge of the matting shows, and will protect your image from touching the glass of your frame.
8x10 print with 11x14 mat board
Paper Details:
Weight: 56 lbs.
Thickness: 12.2 mil.
Brightness: 92% (ISO)