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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Trams on Stureplan in Stockholm in 1949.

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  • Ally Flynn said:
    Superb photo!
  • Ville 50 said:
    Innan svenskarna bombade sönder sitt eget land!

Staff from Stockholm Transport visiting London Transport 1948

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  • Stephen Rees said:
    The Kingsway subway closed when trams were withdrawn from London in 1952. The southern end became a one way underpass for car traffic: the northern end is still in existence but is disused.
  • Josh Graciano said:
    (Dons anorak) "A 33 was the Goons' Last Tram from Clapham."
  • © Steve Guess said:
    The northern end of the Kingsway Subway is used as an emergency control room and was last used during the London 2012 Olympics.
  • Colin Withey said:
    Class E3 1932 on a southbound service 33 to West Norwood at Holborn station.

Ship in Mariehamn, Åland 1966

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  • Mark said:
    Exellent!labels=1 labels=1 labels=1mapFree counters!
  • mambo1935 said:
    good shot!
  • Niklas E said:
    Full fart redan då i hamnen. Intressant bild!
  • Highfalutin Knife said:
    Visst var det så, Niklas. Det var Klondyke för färjtrafiken. Folkhumorn på den tiden hade det visst så här: Skilja, Ålandshärjan, Bore, Droppen och Skvätten Gin. Det var väl för svårt att vränga till ett namn som Bore. Väldigt bra historiskt foto.
  • Ville 50 said:
    Inga hjul på väskorna fanns då. Folk är lata idag!

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