London tram line 34: Chelsea - Blackfriars
ClosedCity: London (United Kingdom).
Total route length: 14.6 km (9.1 miles).
Track gauge: 1435 mm (standard gauge).
Closed: .
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London tram line 34: Chelsea - Blackfriars
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Stops
Chelsea → Blackfriars → Gresham Road, Brixton.
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Photos and videos of London tram line 34: Chelsea - Blackfriars
Postcard: London tram line 34 with bilevel rail car 1395 on Gresham Road, Brixton (1950)London trams picked up electric current in two different ways: from a live wire overhead, or from live rails beneath the road.
Was a point at which they changed from one system to the other. No. 1395 is seen leaving on overhead, after its 'plough' - the pich-up device which ran in a slot between the rails - had been detached here.By Henrik Boye, Mumbles Railway, W. E. Robertson - .