Depot Irchel (Zürich)
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Albisgütli, Albisrieden, Auzelg, Bahnhof Altstetten Nord, Bahnhof Enge, Bahnhof Stadelhofen, Bahnhof Stettbach, Bahnhof Tiefenbrunnen, Bahnhofplatz/HB, Bahnhofstrasse/HB, Balgrist, Bellevue, Brunaustrasse, Bucheggplatz, Burgwies/Tram-Museum, Escher-Wyss-Platz, Frankental, Friedhof Enzenbühl, Geissweid, Gessnerallee, Glattpark, Hardplatz, Hardturm, Heuried, Hirzenbach, Kalkbreite/Bahnhof Wiedikon, Kirche Fluntern, Klusplatz, Laubegg, Lindberghplatz, Paradeplatz, Rathaus, Rehalp, Rennweg, Röslistrasse, Schaffhauserplatz, Seebach, Sihlstrasse, Sonneggstrasse, Triemli, Voltastrasse, Werdhölzli, Wollishofen, Zoo, and Zürich Flughafen.
Verkehrsbetriebe Zürich (VBZ) depot
Depot 4 Elisabethenstrasse, Depot Irchel, Depot Oerlikon, and Hard.
Photos and videos from Depot Irchel (Zürich)
Postcard: Zürich articulated tram 1801 at Depot Irchel (1975)The VBZ prototype Be 6/6 1801 "Spaceship" (SIG/BBC 1961), with 540 hp, was the most powerful vehicle and was built after the Hechtwagen. On January 26, 1975, at the Irchel depot, ready for Sunday service on the "Zoo Line."By Ernst B. Leutwiler Verlag, Henrik Boye - .
Postcard: Zürich railcar 93 at Depot Irchel (1967)Zurich Transport Company. Two interesting vehicles at the Irchel depot, September 23, 1967. The motor car (SWS/BBC 1901) came to the city in 1931 from the Limmattal tramway LSB as No. 10 and was in service until 1967 as the thermite-welded car Xe 2/2 in 1973 and 1948, respectively. Trailer C 508 (MAN 1909) ran on Sundays on the Forchbahn from 1943 onwards (demolished in 1967).By Ernst B. Leutwiler Verlag, Henrik Boye, M. Ullmann - .