Derby Tramways facts for kids
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| Headquarters | Derby |
| Locale | England |
| Dates of operation | 1904–1934 |
| Successor | Abandoned |
The Derby Tramway was a special transport system in the city of Derby, England. It used electric trams to help people travel around the city. This tram system started on July 27, 1904. It ran for almost 30 years, closing down on June 29, 1934.
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What Happened to Derby's Trams?
Where Can You See a Derby Tram Today?
Only one tramcar from the Derby Tramway still exists! It is called Tramcar No. 1. You can find it at the National Tramway Museum. This museum is located in Crich, Derbyshire.
How Was Tramcar No. 1 Used?
Before the tram system officially opened, Tramcar No. 1 was very important. It was used to train the people who would drive and operate the trams. This helped them get ready for their jobs.
| Tramways in Derbyshire (Closed systems) |
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Ashby & Burton • Chesterfield • Derby • Glossop • Ilkeston • Matlock • Nottinghamshire & Derbyshire |
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| Transport in Derbyshire | edit | |
Images for kids
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Map of the Derby Corporation Tramways
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A Derby Corporation tram waiting outside Derby railway station
