Newcastle Corporation tram number 114 is seen here in the tram shed at Beamish Open Air Museum near Beamish in County Durham.
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Newcastle Corporation tram number 114 is seen here in the tram shed at Beamish Open Air Museum near Beamish in County Durham.
Leyland Atlantean PDR1/1 with H44/34F Weymann body.
New 2/61 to Newcastle Corporation Transport no.208. Later Passed to Tyneside P.T.E.
Much travelled in later life, being operated by Rennie, Dunfermline by 9/72, Creamline, Tonmawr by 1/74 and Shennan, Drongan by 9/75.
Photographed at Hender's Biddisham premises on 1st April 1978.
Preserved former Newcastle Corporation Transport 102, an open-top, double deck, electric tramcar with enclosed lower saloon was photographed at Crich Tramway Museum workshop where it was being overhauled on 8 June 2024. It was built by Hurst Nelson in 1901 as an open-sided single deck tramcar but was rebuilt by Newcastle Corporation in 1903 as an open-top double decker. It was withdrawn from service in 1949.
9.11.2024.
Built in 1901 for Newcastle Corporation, tramcar No.102 was rebuilt and modified in 1903 and 1939.
Finally withdrawn in February 1949, No.102 moved to Crich in 1975 where it is part of the operational fleet.
Dating from 1901 former Newcastle Corporation tram 114 is pictured in the Tram Shed at Beamish, looking to be receiving a partial re-paint, on October 21st 2024.
Preserved former Newcastle Corporation Transport Leyland Atlantean/Alexander, 221 (221JVK), is seen here travelling along Park Avenue, Seaburn, on the 26th August 2024, whilst enroute to the Seaburn Recreation Ground for the North East Bus Preservation Trust's annual Seaburn Historic Vehicle Display.
Preserved former Newcastle Corporation Transport Leyland Atlantean/Alexander, 221 (221JVK), seen here arriving at the North East Bus Preservation Trust's 2024 Seaburn Historic Vehicle Display.
