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Dublin bilevel rail car 9

Exhibited in a museum
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Select vehicle number: 2, 9, 110, 128, 253, 268, and 291.

Description

No. 9 was the last tram to run in public service on the Hill of Howth on 31st May 1959

The history of the tram

Dublin United Tramways Company
Closed

: Delivered as Howth bilevel rail car 9 (ex Dublin bilevel rail car 9), type Howth.

Hill of Howth Tramway
Closed

: Taken over by the company as Howth bilevel rail car 9 (ex Dublin bilevel rail car 9), type Howth.

Postcard: Howth bilevel rail car 9 (2006)Added
Postcard: Howth bilevel rail car 9 (2006)National Transport Museum Hill of Howth tram No.9 (Second Generation) Hill of Howth Electric Tram No. 9 Built by Milnes in 1902. In service with the Great Northrn Railway G.N.R. (I) until 1959. Operated by C.I.E. until closure on 31st May 1959. On display at the Natioal Transport Museum. (Ref. 3) The Claire Collection Serie 1-8 (No. 8)

National Transport Museum of Ireland (NTMI)
Open regularly

: Arrived at the museum as Howth bilevel rail car 9 (ex Dublin bilevel rail car 9), type Howth.

Howth bilevel rail car 9 inside National Transport Museum of Ireland (2006)Howth bilevel rail car 9 inside National Transport Museum of Ireland (2006)By Henrik Boye.
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