"Admittedly, our first railway photos in the early 1970s with a Kodak Instamatic still needed improvement. Our first shared passion was initially more about model building, which we unfortunately had to give up due to lack of space."
"Devoted to the tram/streetcar/LRT systems of the world. I shall present here maps and other network information about as many tram systems as possible, as they are today, and as they were in the past."
"Peter Hansen’s personal website about trams, trains and light rail. It brings together news, practical information, downloads and links, plus screensavers and photo series from a wide range of cities and systems, including Copenhagen, Aarhus, Stockholm, Malmö, Flensburg, Kiel, Hamburg, Gmunden, Kyiv and San Francisco. The site works as a compact archive for Danish and international tram enthusiasts."
"PGs World is a Swedish personal site about public transport history, with photo-rich pages on trams, trolleybuses, buses, museums, and transport projects in Skåne, Lund, Malmö, Landskrona, and beyond."
"The museum tramway starts at Banérskajen at the House of Technology and Maritime Affairs. It takes about 20 minutes to reach the City Library. The journey continues via Malmhus Castle to the Bastionen, where the tram turns around and returns to Banérskajen."
"The Swedish Tramway Society operates a museum tram service at four locations in Sweden. In Malmköping, there is Sveriges Lokaltrafkmuseum (the Swedish Urban Transport Museum), with preserved trams and buses from many Swedish cities. We also operate service in Stockholm, Norrköping, and Malmö, and we cooperate with Ringlinien in Gothenburg."
"A Danish blog featuring tram photos, organized by country: Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Finland, and Germany. It links to image collections from cities and tram systems, including Copenhagen, Odense, Aarhus, Malmö, Gothenburg, Stockholm, Flensburg, Kiel, Hamburg, and the former DDR. The author is Dennis Persson, affiliated with Sporvejsmuseet Skjoldenæsholm."
"Southern Sweden's largest museum. Experience everything from the oldest preserved Renaissance castle in the Nordic region to a real submarine, live frogs and a 3D science film. The museum's exhibitions tell stories about history, nature, technology and seafaring, among other things."
"The Skjoldenæsholm Tram Museum was inaugurated on May 26, 1978 and is under constant expansion. The Museum is built and run exclusively by voluntary, unpaid labor who, as members of the Tram History Society, spend a large part of their free time ensuring the continued operation and expansion of the museum."