Douglas, Isle of Man open bilevel horse-drawn tram 14
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The history of the tram
Douglas Bay Horse Tramway
Summer operation only
: Delivered as Douglas, Isle of Man open bilevel horse-drawn tram 14.
Stamp: Douglas, Isle of Man Horse Drawn Trams with open bilevel horse-drawn tram 14 (1992)Isle of
Man
23p
Double decker horse tram
A D Theobald 1992 BDTBy Henrik Boye, Isle of Man - .London Transport Museum
Open regularly
: Out of service.
Postcard: London open bilevel horse-drawn tram 14 in Transport Museum (1955)The museum of British Transport
Built by Metropolitan Railway Carriage and Wagon Company of Birmingham in 1883, the car was purchased second-hand from the South Shields Tramway Company. It is a four-wheeled vehicle with a track gauge of 3 feet and seats twenty inside and twenty-four on the top deck. It was the last double-deck horse-drawn tramcar to operate in the Isle of Man and a typical example of the double-deck knifeboard car which was very common in this country from 1860 until 1900 and probably the oldest double-deck horse-drawn tramcar in Britain. The vehicle is preserved at the museum of British Transport, London. S.W.4By Henrik Boye, J. Arthur Dixon - .