Brussels railcar A.9515
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Description
Drove on SNCV Mons / Charleroi / Brussels and Leuven.
The history of the tram
The National Company of Light Railways in Belgium (NMVB/SNCV)
Closed
1918: Delivered as Brussels railcar A.9515, type M2 Le Roeulx.
Tramsite Schepdaal
Open regularly
1962: Arrived at the museum as Schepdaal railcar A.9515 (ex Brussels railcar A.9515), type M2 Le Roeulx.

1981.
Tramway Historique Lobbes-Thuin
Open regularly
1992: Taken over by the museum as Thuin railcar A.9515 (ex Brussels railcar A.9515), type M2 Le Roeulx.

May 25, 2005.