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Steam tram , Rhoon - Dirk Hidde Nijland , 1943.
Dutch, 1881-1955
Ink on paper , 38 x 45,5 cm.
R2261. Chiemsee-Bahn at Prien. May,1965. by Ron Fisher Via Flickr: R2261. At around one and a third miles in length, the metre gauge Chiemsee-Bahn connects the main line station at Prien am Chiemsee with the lakeside at Prien-Stock. They only have this one steam 0-4-0 tram engine which was built by Krauss in 1887. Since 1982, however, they have also had a diesel locomotive but this is built in the same style as the steam tram engine in order to keep the historical ambiance. This, of course, was way in the future when I visited in May, 1965. A colour version of the previous black and white picture. Copyright © Ron Fisher.
Steam tram - Matsuyama, 2011
Steamie Tram
Steam trams.
Steam trams on the streets of a Japanese city are quite an interesting vision. At the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries, in the era of inventions, a steam tram also appears, for example on the Le Raincy – Montfermeil route (France) or on the suburban tram lines of the Łódź agglomeration (Poland). They also perfectly fit the fictional world of steampunk inspired by the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries (the era of inventions, i.e. the so-called "Belle Epoque")
Historical steam tram - annual tram June parade in Brno
The line did close, but not until 1968, 1075 being subsequently preserved. 1075 is seen here with a single SNCB coal wagon at Warsage in August 1964. Scanned from a 6x9cm size negative taken by the late Harry Townley, the copyright of the Industrial Railway Society (HT-4899)