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Links about trams and light rails in Schepdaal

There are 6 links about trams and light rails in Schepdaal (Belgium) on Tram Travels.

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Private homepages

Inventaris: Tramsite Schepdaal
Language: Dutch.

"Late 19th century stop and tram depot of the National Company of Local Railways located on a long plot north of Ninoofsesteenweg on the corner with Wijgaardstraat."

Tram in Belgium
By: Wim Kusee.
Language: English.

"personal website Wim Kusee: tram lines in Belgium (NMVB)"

Tram associations

retrotrams | SNCV NMVB
Language: Dutch, French.

"RetroTrams.be is dedicated to Belgium’s historic tramways. The site features photographs, historical information, and documentation about preserved trams, depots, and collections from cities and regions across the country. It offers insight into the development of Belgian tram transport while helping preserve this rich transport heritage for enthusiasts and researchers."

Tram museums

Buurtspoorwegmuseum Schepdaal
Language: Dutch.

"In 2022 it will be exactly sixty years ago that the Buurtspoorwegmuseum opened its doors. Using a small exhibition, the volunteers of the site themselves tell the story of their beloved museum and public transport in the Pajottenland."

Tramsite Schepdaal
Language: Dutch.

"We still have one in Belgium: a site that has been fully preserved as a local railway depot. Here, trams were accommodated and repaired, tram crews lived, and passengers boarded. Schepdaal was located on the busy passenger and freight line between Brussels and Ninove, which also connected the Pajottenland region. The historically valuable trams – including even a royal carriage! – are probably stored here again."

Tram videos

YouTube: Trammuseum Tramsite Schepdaal
By: Pascal Mathieu.
Language: Dutch, French.

"Welcome to the YouTube channel of the first tram museum in Belgium.Bienvenue sur la chaîne YouTube of the first tram museum in Belgium.Welcome to the YouTube..."

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