horsetram

Possibly decorated for the coronation of George V or the "royal progress" the following day (June 23, 1911). See www.flickr.com/photos/library_of_congress/2163698472/ for a photo of the progress nearby.

All the vehicles here are horse drawn. The last horse drawn omnibus in London was withdrawn in October 1911 but I think it odd that there are no motor vehicles at all in shot in 1911. This could just as easily be Edward VII's coronation decoration in 1902

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bank_of_England

Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee of 1897: www.art.com/products/p1775751724-sa-i4200742/the-bank-of-...

Cesar Romero Robles That seems spot on

I really like your collection of old photos! Fascinating indeed. There's no cathedral in this photo btw. The building to the right is known as the nieuwe kerk, i.e. the new church and although it's an impressive building, it's not a cathedral. As far as I know there has never been a catholic cathedral in Amsterdam; the see of the diocese of Haarlem-Amsterdam is located in the city of Haarlem.

i like this very niec >_<

featuring "naatje op de dam die moest wijken voor de elektrieken tram"

bella!!

was the statue in the center moved back, or is my photo closer up? www.flickr.com/photos/joanne_paleczny/5897556939/in/photo...

wait for a bus, then two come along at the same time, plus la change !

Trams that moved by themselves must have been a wonder....especially to the horse.

The fella with the umbrella is about to get an electric shock from the overhead wires! Is this the right corner? Streetview - goo.gl/maps/PaMsBMMSzLXgt4g99

beachcomber australia That corner matches the tramtracks shown on the 25" map

The horse tram is on the wrong side of the road. Unless it's a rear hoof drive tram.