David Harvey
master brummie
Alcester Lanes End 71 class car just into WWI, notice trough on overhead.
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One for the Tram enthusiasts
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Bernard67Arnold
master brummie
Our many tram enthusiasts on the forum might like to know that over the Easter weekend there is a 1940s/ wartime do on at the Tramway museum at Crich in Derbyshire.It starts at 10am each
day and more details can seen @www.tramway.co.uk Theres many a misswill be be mrs one thro ridding on top of a tram!
day and more details can seen @www.tramway.co.uk Theres many a misswill be be mrs one thro ridding on top of a tram!
OtherHalf
posher half
now heres a funny thing trams never interested me till I started on this forum and I have never been to Crich but will go now... one to see what it was like in 1940s wartime and the other while we were at Packwood House today picked up a magazine The Guide for Crich what interested me was a picture of a glasgow tram and as have posted elsewhere I do remember them so will definately be going thanks
OtherHalf
posher half
Sorry Mike didnt see that one the one I saw was the first pic the nearest to that one was an open front top? which I never went on but the second pic is the one I remember and the third pic must have been our keithy stopped by for a visit 
got the mag from the bookstall at packwood 20 p dont know how old it is but good value lol
got the mag from the bookstall at packwood 20 p dont know how old it is but good value lol
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Peter Walker
gone but not forgotten
There may not be any Brum trams at Crich (because of the track gauge) but there are a lots of Birmingham tram relics on display there. Just look at the Bundy clock, the Town End waiting shelter and the finials of many of the overhead poles.
Peter
Peter