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Staff from Stockholm Transport visiting London Transport 1948

from Stockholm Transport Museum

  • chuckberry100 said:
    This is a northbound tram on route 35 at Holborn station on the Kingsway subway. The subway linked the Victoria Embankment and Bloombury. There was one other station on the line. Tram 1969 is one of the E/3 class, built by Hurst Nelson for London County Council with EMB trucks and BTH electrical equipment. They had 74 seats. Current collection was from electrical conduit and the slot in the track between the rails can be seen in the photo.

Staff from Stockholm Transport visiting London Transport 1948

from Stockholm Transport Museum

  • 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    The Kingsway subway closed when trams were withdrawn from London in 1952.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.

Street in Berlin, Germany 1937

from Stockholm Transport Museum

  • Bernd Sauer-Diete said:
    rechts: Hotel und Café EXCELSIOR gegenüber dem Anhalter Bahnhof, Königgrätzer Straße (30er Jahre), heute: Stresemannstraße.
  • tockholm Transport Museum said:
    Danke basspunk!
  • Notmsparker said:
    In 1937 the street was called Saarlandstraße, though. The name it held until after WW2.