Riding the Main Street Trolley is a fun and inexpensive way to view some of the historical, interesting and pretty sites in Memphis, Tennessee. You need exact change and it’s only $1.00.
A guy named Tony was giving us information as we passed a variety of sites. I’m not sure if he was a paid employee or just a trolley fixture, but he was very nice and funny. He made Cindy laugh…
I took this photograph of the site where Martin Luther King was assassinated while the trolley was moving…
Just before the 20-30 minute ride ended, the sunset was quite dramatic…
Although I was only in Memphis for three nights, I feel like I developed a bond! That’s a wrap for Memphis…where should I go next?
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Sherry Lachelle Travels 
That sunset certainly is dramatic. What a fun ride, Sherry. 🙂
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It was…thanks!!
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sitting where Martin Luther King was assassinated while the trolley was moving… – what a place to take photos!
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I know…cool!
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I love the first pic of yours on the trolly and of course the sunset one.:-)
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Thanks Vic…nice to hear from you!
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Wow, great history and an excellent way to explore and discover it!
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I know…I had forgotten where Mr. King had been assassinated until I took the trolley.
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I love the inside of that trolley. It makes you take a step back in time.
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It was very a very photogenic trolley! 🙂
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The sunset is fantastic! Love your pose on the trolley too, you have a great talent for photography, why not go pro? 🙂
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Thanks John. I’m in the process of figuring out how to do that. I think it has a lot to do with who you know along with talent.
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South Africa… game parks… I just love your photography….
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I love South Africa! Thanks Rob.
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