Andrew Turnbull, A Native Of Elkins, West Virginia; And Currently Residing In Hamilton, Ontario, Canada (As Of The Time Of Writing This Post) Has Put Up A Website Chronicling The Trolley And Streetcars Owned And Operated By Mercer County, West Virginia; To Coincide With The Website Chronicling The History Of The Transportation Department And The Fleet Of School Buses Of The Public School District Serving Mercer County, West Virginia:

https://www.andrewturnbull.net/streetcar.html

For the same reason that Andrew Turnbull, who is originally from Athens, West Virginia and currently resides in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada, had compiled information and photographs of the Fleet of School Buses that were ever owned and operated by his School District in Mercer County, West Virginia, including the individuals who have ever held the position of the Director of Transportation of the School District serving Mercer County, West Virginia, for his website about the Fleet of School Buses that were ever owned and operated by the School District serving Mercer County, West Virginia: https://www.andrewturnbull.net/bus/, I have written a Book under my Pen Name “Wilbur Hay” that is in loving memory of one of my friends, the late John Gregory Roeck, Director Emeritus of Warren Consolidated Schools (a Public School District serving the Detroit suburbs of Warren, Sterling Heights, and Troy, Michigan. You may purchase a copy of this Book from Barnes & Noble:

https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/how-i-wish-things-had-been-in-the-1980s-and-1990s-and-the-reality-of-how-things-were-in-the-late-1990s-and-beyond-21-wilbur-hay/1143270463?ean=9784618584787

I have also gathered historical photographs of School Buses that were ever in the Fleet and owned and operated by Warren Consolidated Schools. I have published a book containing these photographs under my Pen Name “Wilbur Hay”. You may also purchase a copy of this Book from Barnes & Noble:

https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/how-i-wish-things-had-been-in-the-1980s-and-1990s-and-the-reality-of-how-things-were-in-the-late-1990s-and-beyond-21-wilbur-hay/1146194470?ean=9785982850690

The School Bus Coachbuilder Thomas began operations in 1916 as the Perley A. Thomas Car Works, and even as it discontinued it’s Streetcars and Trolleys; and concentrated on building mostly School Bus bodies, and a lesser amount of Commercial Bus bodies; it continued to do business as the Perley A. Thomas Car Works, until it had adopted it’s current name-Thomas Built Buses in 1972.