Conductor Ray Tutle, veteran conductor, instructing women trainmen, a group of the first women employed by the Long Island Railroad to replace trainmen now serving in the nation's armed forces Date Created/Published: 1943. Medium:; 4 x 5 inches or smaller.

Washing locomotives is an old business, but it is a new thing to see women doing the work. This crew of women engine cleaners on the Pennsylvania Railroad is taking the place of men called into the armed services Creator(s): Palmer, Alfred T., photographer Date Created/Published: 1943? Medium: 1 neg

Women in essential services. Women bus drivers help expedite America's transportation problems Creator(s): Rosener, Ann, photographer Related Names: United States. Office of War Information. Date Created/Published: 1943 Feb. Medium:; 4 x 5 inches or smaller.

Baltimore, Maryland. Women trolley conductors and motormen at the Terminal lunch. They are not required to wear hats in warm weather

Esther Bubley - An instructor of the Capitol Transit Company teaching a woman to operate a one-man streetcar - Original

Baltimore, Maryland. Trolley conductors checking in with the dispatcher after completing their route

Esther Bubley - An instructor of the Capitol Transit Company teaching a woman to operate a one-man streetcar

Women in essential services. Women are employed as railroad workers by the Southern Pacific Company in San Francisco. With increasing numbers of men leaving their jobs for the armed forces, women are stepping into new and essential work vital to civilian life Creator(s): Rosener, Ann, photographer R

Baltimore, Maryland. Woman trolley conductor