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Next stop, London Transport Museum! (2021)
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Next stop, London Transport Museum! (2021)We're open and looking better than ever! Visit the Museum to discover over 200 years of London’s transport history through our collection of iconic vehicles, posters, maps and Underground signs, plus interactive displays and activities for all ages. Buy your annual pass, allowing unlimited day time entry to the Museum for a year, and book timed entry slots online now: https://www.ltmuseum.co.uk/
Entrance ticket for London Transport Museum (1985)Entrance ticket for London Transport Museum (1985)By London Transport Museum.
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Postcard: London bilevel rail car 290 outside Transport Museum (1983)Postcard: London bilevel rail car 290 outside Transport Museum (1983)LTM 167 Museum mural showing Metropolitan Railway A-class steam loco, LGOC B-type bus and West Ham tram. Painted by Simon Kibblewhite, 1983.By London Transport Museum - .
Postcard: London bilevel rail car 290 inside Transport Museum (1973)Postcard: London bilevel rail car 290 inside Transport Museum (1973)34 West Ham Corporation Electric Tramcar This tramcar is a typical early four-wheel (single-truck) electric vehicle used in various forms by London's municipal tramways. It was built by the United Electric Car Co. of Preston, being considerably rebuilt in 1922, but it retained its open balconies and vestibules. It passed to London Transport in July 1933 with the West Ham undertaking. It bears today the London Transport livery and fleet number 290 Capacity: 54 seats. Unladen wt. 11 tons.By London Transport Museum - .
Postcard: London tram line 46 with bilevel rail car 100 near Erith Church (1952)Postcard: London tram line 46 with bilevel rail car 100 near Erith Church (1952)LTM 164 Class EH tramcar, built 1928, at Erith Church in last week of London's trams, July 1952By London Transport Museum - .
Postcard: London bilevel rail car 1025 inside Transport Museum (1952)Postcard: London bilevel rail car 1025 inside Transport Museum (1952)LTM 2 Class E1 tramcar No. 1025 entered service in 1908 and was withdrawn in January 1952, six months before London's trams ceased operating.By London Transport Museum - .

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