banarbete

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Installation of trolley bus wires with horse-drawn carriage assembly 1944

from Stockholm Transport Museum

  • last page said:
    Oh my Gosh, this is a Rare Photo of the Past. Thank God , for Camera's way back then. Great Old Photo.
  • National Library of Ireland on The Commons said:
    What an amazing contraption! But interesting that horse power still in use in 1944. Lovely to see you guys on the Commons! Congratulations, and wish you all the best, and look forward to exploring your collections... :)
  • National Library of Ireland on The Commons said:
    Jag ber om ursäkt - jag borde ha sagt Välkommen till Commons, och Grattis! (Thanks to Google Translate, so I hope I did not say anything rude)

Work with tracks in Stockholm 1941

from Stockholm Transport Museum

  • BodhiOnTheBrain said:
    It took so many people to build the Europe we see today. Fascinating.

Trackwork at Rozengracht/Marnixstraat in Amsterdam 1928

from Stockholm Transport Museum

  • 4 older comments, and then…
  • Amsterdam RAIL said:
    Streetcrossing Rozengracht/Marnixstraat. You can distinguish the third rail of the regional NZH trams as well.
  • Amsterdam RAIL said:
    About the same spot a few weeks ago:
  • tockholm Transport Museum said:
    Can "Amsterdam Rail" date the picture?
  • Amsterdam RAIL said:
    tockholm Transport Museum Give me max 24 hours and I'll be back. :-)
  • Tim Castricum said:
    Amsterdam RAIL Shall I then? ;-), September 1928. Tramcars are running on route 14. Motorcar is from the series 321-355 built in 1918/'19 by the Dutch firm Werkspoor. The trailercar is from the series 701-840 built 1914/'18 also by Werkspoor.