There are 1 tram and light rail photos by Joachim Kuig from Berlin (Germany) on Tram Travels.
Postcard: Berlin horse tram 573 by Betriebshof Köpenick (1990)Berlin Historical Preservation Association - Tram Working Group
Parade with vehicles from the Berlin Transport Company's collection of historic trams at the Köpenick depot on August 26, 1990 (from left to right): Horse-drawn tram 573 (built in 1883), motor car 2082 (built in 1901), motor car 10 (built in 1903), trailer car 808 (built in 1908), motor car 2990 (built in 1910), motor car 68 (built in 1919)
www.dvn-berlin.deBy Joachim Kuig - .
"Public transport has existed in Berlin since the opening of the first horse-drawn omnibus lines on January 1, 1847. Since then, public transport has significantly influenced the development of the city of Berlin and its surrounding area, becoming an integral part of everyone's daily life. Furthermore, Berlin companies such as AEG, Orenstein & Koppel, Siemens, and Waggon-Union provided global impetus for the development of new public transport systems and equipment.
About Us – The Association Introduces Itself
The Berlin Public Transport Preservation Society (Verein Denkmalpflege-Verein Nahverkehr Berlin e.V.) strives to preserve a piece of this history in working order and in exhibition condition for the general public. To achieve this, almost every trade is needed within our organization. From carpenters and welders to sign painters, everyone finds their niche. Currently, there are working groups for trams and buses in Berlin, and a trolleybus group in Eberswalde. For the volunteer members of the association, it is naturally a very special highlight when a vehicle, freshly restored after several thousand hours of work, embarks on its "second spring." Members who have already worked reliably in their group for some time can be trained as conductors or drivers for public service runs."
Postcard: Berlin horse tram 573 by Betriebshof Köpenick (1990)Berlin Historical Preservation Association - Tram Working Group
Parade with vehicles from the Berlin Transport Company's collection of historic trams at the Köpenick depot on August 26, 1990 (from left to right): Horse-drawn tram 573 (built in 1883), motor car 2082 (built in 1901), motor car 10 (built in 1903), trailer car 808 (built in 1908), motor car 2990 (built in 1910), motor car 68 (built in 1919)
www.dvn-berlin.deBy Joachim Kuig - .