Photos from Gråkallbanen in Trondheim (GB)
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Photos of trams in Trondheim
Gråkallbanen in Trondheim (GB), and Trondheim Tramway Museum.








Gråkallbanen - Most northerly tram system - Lian to Trondheim - Minutt for minutt! (2017)I took a previously unpublished video from Lian to Trondheim on the utterly charming tramway at Trondheim, the Gråkallbanen, in April 2017. The last minute is from another trip, when I had finger problems with my camera!!. This is now the most northerly tram system in the world, with the most northerly tram stop! Boreal runs the tramway. Its small but very friendly staff does a fine job of keeping the system running. As well as supporting commuters from the Trondheim suburbs, its aim is very Norwegian- to run out of the city and get lost in the forest! The terminus is at a very popular hiking and skiing area. This video is a bit rough. I tried to use stabilisation, but it just made it worse. However, travelling in this direction shows the steep gradients more clearly. Sorry about the lack of "d" in the title screen!! I pronounce it correctly (as they do in Norway) with a silent "d", and I got caught out with my spelling!


Pin: Graakalbanen 70 År, 1924-1994
(2009)Graakalbanen 70 År, 1924-1994
Bought in TrondhjemBy Henrik Boye - .
Trondheim tram line 9, Gråkallbanen with articulated tram 92 at St. Olavs gate (2009)By Henrik Boye..
Trondheim tram line 9, Gråkallbanen with articulated tram 93 at St. Olavs gate (2005)By Henrik Boye..


Single ticket for Gråkallbanen in Trondheim (GB), the back (1994)Lian. Grannåsen. Gråkallen. Vestmarka. Ugla. Ferstad. Rognheim. Munkvoll. Ferstad gård. Steinberget. Breidablikk, Bygrensen. Ila. Skansen. Kongens bastion. Sukkerhuset. Bussterminal. Dronningens bastion. Kalvskinnet. Hospitalskirka. St. Olavsgate. Prinsens gate. Kongens gate. Munke gate. Munkegata.By Gråkallbanen i Trondheim, Henrik Boye - - .
Single ticket for Gråkallbanen in Trondheim (GB), the front (1994)TRONDHJEM'S TRAMWAY
YEAR 1901
NORWAY 3.50
ELECTRIC TRAMWAY 100 YEARS
TRONDHJEM TRAMWAY 1901
23.9.1994
Valid from 23-25 September
for travel on the Gråkallbanen for 1 hour
together with a transfer ticket
Ticket price NOK 25,- 0530By Gråkallbanen i Trondheim, Henrik Boye - - .
Postcard: Trondheim tram line 9, Gråkallbanen with articulated tram 92 at Rognheim (1992)Trondheim: A.S Gråkallbanens wagon 92 (LHB/Siemens 1984, ex TT 2) at Rognheim st. March 1992.By Henrik Boye, Knut Myhre, Trondheim Sporveihistoriske Forening - .
Postcard: Trondheim railcar 6 on Mellomveien (1988)"The Merry Widow" in Mellomveien 12 June 1988.
- Motorcar 6 was built in 1942 by Skabo/SWW, and was the only bogie motorcar that survived the great tramway fire in 1956.
The car has been preserved.By Henrik Boye, Rune Kjenstad, Trondheim Sporveihistoriske Forening - .
Postcard: Trondheim tram line 9, Gråkallbanen with articulated tram 7 at Herlofsonløypa (1988)Articulated tram at Herlofsonløypa in 1988.
- Tram 7 was built by Linke Hofmann Busch/Siemens in 1984. The tram was abandoned after the tramway was closed in Trondheim on June 12, 1988.By H. B. Backer, Henrik Boye, Trondheim Sporveihistoriske Forening - .
Postcard: Trondheim museum tram 1 in front of Voldsminde (1987)80 years of development; first and last carriage type in Trondheim outside the Voldsminde carriage hall December 1987.
- Motor carriage 1 (formerly 12) was delivered by Skabo/Siemens & Halske in 1903. - Motor carriage 1 was delivered by Linke Hofmann Busch/Siemens in 1984. Tram operations in Trondheim were closed on June 12, 1988.By Henrik Boye, Knut Bangsund, Trondheim Sporveihistoriske Forening - .

Postcard: Trondheim tram line 9, Gråkallbanen with railcar 5 on Kongens gate (1966)Graakalbanen in Kongens gate in 1966.
- Motor car 5 was built by Skabo/SSW in 1942.
- Trailer 55 was built by HØKA in 1955.
Both cars are preserved.By Henrik Boye, O. A. Korsnes, Trondheim Sporveihistoriske Forening - .
Postcard: Trondheim tram line 3 with railcar 22 at Jernbanen (1965)The tramway's terminus for line 3 at the railway station in 1965.
The new trams that were delivered after the tramway fire in 1956 were still two-man operated, and had an entrance at the back. In the autumn of 1968, the Singsaker-Jernbanen was closed down as a tramway line.
Tramcar 22 at the terminus by the railway station in 1965. Route 3 was closed down in 1968.By Henrik Boye, Per Rickheden, Trondheim Sporveihistoriske Forening - .
Postcard: Trondheim tram line 2 on Elgeseter bru (1961)Elgeseter bridge with trams in 1961. The bridge was built in 1951.
The tram was built in 1957/58 by Strømmens versted with electrical equipment from NEBB.By Aune Forlag, Henrik Boye - .
Postcard: Trondheim tram line 3 with railcar 14 by Studentersamfundet (1961)The Strømmer trams 14 and 16 meet in front of the Studentersamfundet in 1961. The trams were delivered in 1957/58. The Sigsagerlinjen - line 3 was built in 1927 to Ankers gt. Later extended to Asbjørnsen gt. in 1935 and in 1955 in a loop around Rosenborg. The Singsaker tram was closed in 1968, the first tram line in Trondheim to suffer such a fate.By Aune Forlag, Henrik Boye - .
Postcard: Trondheim tram line 2 with railcar 47 on Elgeseter bru (1951)Elgesæter Bro Aune
Car 47 passes the new Elgeseter bridge in 1951. The new bridge with 6 lanes was built for future traffic, and financed with Sporveien's own profits.
The 10 cars of this type were called the >40 series<. They were delivered from Strømmens' workshop in 1949 and all were lost in the tramway fire at Dalsenget in 1956.By Aune Forlag, Henrik Boye - .
Postcard: Trondheim tram line 9, Gråkallbanen with railcar 2 at St. Olavs gate (1924)The opening of the Graakalbanen in St. Olavs gt.
July 18, 1924.
The carriages were supplied by Hannoversche Woggonfabrik/SiemensBy Henrik Boye, Sporveishistorisk Forening (SHF), Trondheim Sporveihistoriske Forening - .









