🚋 Vintage Tramway Festival – Celebrating 60 Years of tramway operation! 🎉 Join us at the Sydney Tramway Museum on Sunday, 23 February 2025, as we celebrate 60 years of historic tram rides and preserving Australia’s rich tramway history! Enjoy a day of heritage tram rides, historic bus trips, market stalls, special displays, and sausage sizzles. See our historic collection starting from the first preserved tram in Australia LP 154, all the way through to the future of preservation with Variotra

The Ticknall Tramway was a horse-drawn tramway in Derbyshire, England, built in the early 19th century to transport limestone and other materials from Ticknall's industrial sites to the Ashby Canal. It played a vital role in the local economy for over a century, facilitating the movement of goods like lime, bricks, and coal. The tramway's route is now partially preserved as the Ticknall Tramway Trail, offering a glimpse into its history | Martin Urbex | Facebook

359K views · 2.6K reactions | Here's a historic moment in Melbourne's Tramway history as the new G class tram pantograph makes contact with the Melbourne trolley wire for the first time. Follow TramBook for more tram content. | TramBook | Facebook