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Links about trams and light rails in Hobart

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Private homepages

RailTasmania.com
Language: English.

"A comprehensive online archive dedicated to Tasmania’s railway history. It features information on steam and diesel locomotives, railway lines, rolling stock, preservation projects, historical photos and videos, timetables, news archives, and railway publications. The site is maintained by the Australian Railway Historical Society (Tasmanian Division) and serves as a resource for railway enthusiasts, historians, and modelers."

Tasmanian History: Tramways
Language: English.

"Without ceremony, electric tram services began in Hobart on September 21, 1893, marking the first successful electric tramway system in the Southern Hemisphere. It was the only Australian system to use double-deck trams as standard vehicles."

Tram associations

Tasmanian Transport Museum Society (TTMS)
Language: English.

"Enjoy Tasmania's transport history at the Tasmanian Transport Museum. View the exhibits, take a train ride or volunteer."

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