Stockholm Transport Museum

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The Stockholm Transport Museum Museum is Stockholm County’s public transport museum. Here we offer visitors an insight into the history of local public transport in an interesting and stimulating way. We have some 60 vehicles at the museum, each one with something particular to tell us about travelling in Stockholm during different epochs. We can also trace Stockholm’s growth into a modern cosmopolitan city by observing the development of its public transport. Furthermore, we have a large photograph collection, with some 400,000 photographs, from the end of the 19th century to modern times.

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Bus and tram on Munkbron in Stockholm 1964

from Stockholm Transport Museum

  • 3 older comments, and then…
  • grevillea. said:
    I think trams might be my favourite form of transport. :-)
  • Shannon Kringen said:
    lovely
  • Toby said:
    Stockholm is so beautiful. I would love trams except that the overhead lines add a huge amount of visual clutter.
  • Mattconte1 said:
    Wat would u say is the best edditing system out their
  • Sheila Mink said:
    Thanks for sharing this awesome scene! I saw your photo in the Flickr Blog!

Traffic in London in 1927

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  • st_hart said:
    Love these old pictures
  • Rob Telford said:
    Also Tottenham Court Road at the junction with Oxford Street/New Oxford Street
  • George said:
    Neither of these deckers are Leylands - the one on the left is a Dennis similar to this, and the one on the right, with the General radiator badge, is an AEC NS.
  • Scott said:
    Great old capture !
  • Darkroom Daze said:
    The 14 and 73 bus routes still exist in London, following similar routes to those here.

Bus in London with wood gas generator

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