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Cambridge Street Tramway (1880-1914)Tram Shed, 5 Dover Street
History of the Tram Depot
Trams (1)
Trams (2)
Cambridge Steam Tramway Conductor Rules (MoC)
Cambridge Steam Tramway Conductor Rules (MoC)
Cambridge Steam Tramway Conductor Rules (MoC)
1909
1909 Cambridge Tram share certificate for Evelyn Buckenham
The Buckenham lived at Huntingdon House, 112 Castle Street
Wikipedia article on Cambridge Trams:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cambridge_Street_Tramways
Proposed expansion of Cambridge’s horse drawn tram network, 1899.
http://cambridgehistorian.blogspot.com/2013/03/the-cambridge-tramways.html
The trams stopped running in 1914.
The Driver’s Farewell to his ‘Oss – 1914
1914 Steam Traway sale of effects (MoC35/67)
Horse drawn double-decked omnibus on the Huntingdon Road c.1900
Horsedrawn ‘pillbox’ omnibus
Tram Depot. The last runs were made on 18th February 1914. (Cambridgeshire Collection)
Tram near station (MoC85/76)
Cambridge Tramway Map (MoC)
Cambridge Street Tramways rules for conductors (MoC)
1973
Tram Shed, East Road, in 1973
2024
Tram Shed (RGL2025)
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