#ThrowbackThursday Silent 16mm film of a farewell tour held by the late Norm Boxall's NSW Tramway Historical Association, commemorating the closure of the Randwick Racecourse loop in February 1960. This site is now used as the stabling yards for the Sydney Light Rail network's Randwick and Kingsford tram services. This film is one of the many films in our archives recently digitised by Bowline Media, which was made possible by funding from the 2023 Transport Heritage Grants Program, a NSW Govern

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A sneak preview of 5 Soldiers, the five-star show coming to Tramway on 29 & 30 April ‘A disturbing, illuminating and necessary glimpse into a world we mostly prefer to ignore’, the highly critically acclaimed show begins a major national tour at Tramway this month. | Tramway

Sydney Vintage Tramway Festival 2024 - Australian trams; Sydney, Brisbane, Melbourne and Ballarat! Here we see Ballarat 37, and Melbourne W2 249 pass coupled Sydney O Class 1111 and 805 | Sydney Tramway Museum

Sydney Vintage Tramway Festival 2024. The trams running today represented at least six Australian cities, including Brisbane in Queensland. This is ‘Dropcentre’ 295 of 1935. The ‘Dropcentre’ design was a collaboration between the Brisbane and Sydney Tramways. Paramount however, was large open spaces and fully opening windows to combat Brisbane’s often hot and humid climate. It is seen passing the Museum’s main gate in the all over grey livery it carried later in its career. | Sydney Tramway Muse

1.9K views · 196 reactions | Sydney Vintage Tramway Festival 2021. The ‘last trams’ make there way into the Depot compound; corridor trams 1979, 1740 and 2001 deputising for 1961, 2035 and 1995 some sixty years previously. Fittingly two of our youngest Members, Blake Townsend and Sebastian Critchley close the Workshop Gates ‘for the last time’. They represent the future of the Museum, itself 71 years old this year. | Sydney Tramway Museum | Facebook