Sometimes the image says it all.
And for anyone who was born after the last of the old trams rumbled their way through our streets and for that matter those who can just remember them, here is a magic picture.
It was taken in 1926 in the Princess Tram depot.
Within two decades and a bit these majestic vehicles had stopped running and now even the garage has gone.
So here they are as stately and magnificent with the sun shining down through the big glass roof.
Now I don’t think it is romantic tosh to say you get a real feel of just how impressive these trams were all lined up and waiting to go.
No wonder they still have the power to call up memories and draw new generations in.
Picture; the Princess Road Car shed, 1926 from the collection of Sally Dervan
And for anyone who was born after the last of the old trams rumbled their way through our streets and for that matter those who can just remember them, here is a magic picture.
It was taken in 1926 in the Princess Tram depot.
Within two decades and a bit these majestic vehicles had stopped running and now even the garage has gone.
So here they are as stately and magnificent with the sun shining down through the big glass roof.
Now I don’t think it is romantic tosh to say you get a real feel of just how impressive these trams were all lined up and waiting to go.
No wonder they still have the power to call up memories and draw new generations in.
Picture; the Princess Road Car shed, 1926 from the collection of Sally Dervan
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