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Category Archives: Great Orme Tramway
They’ve Run in 2021!
We take another look at which heritage trams have run so far in 2021 – either in passenger service or other public use (such as tram driving experiences). As always this is what we understand to be the complete picture … Continue reading
Heritage Tramways – updated list of operating dates
As more areas of society continue to be opened up we thought it was time for another summary of which heritage tramways are currently operating and why. This list should (if I’ve remembered everywhere!) include details of all operating heritage … Continue reading
Great Orme Tramway to reopen 21st June
The only cable-hauled tramway in the Britain, the Great Orme Tramway, will finally reopen on Monday 21st June – the first time it will have run since the end of the 2019 season. There is no need to explain why … Continue reading
In Pictures: Great Orme Tramway – 2016
It may be a tramway which won’t be running in 2020 but in this pictorial article we go back to 2016 for some views of the trams on the upper section of the Great Orme Tramway. Taken in excellent lighting … Continue reading
Great Orme Tramway to remain closed in 2020
It has been announced that the Great Orme Tramway will not run at all during 2020 with the decision made in light of the continued Coronavirus restrictions and the practicalities of running the trams on the two sections between Victoria … Continue reading
East Anglia Transport Museum confirm closure
When all the closures in connection to the Coronavirus outbreak were being confirmed the one museum where we hadn’t given an update on was the East Anglia Transport Museum as they weren’t due to open until April but as expected … Continue reading
They ran in 2019…
Bringing 2019 to a close – its all looking forward from here on in! – we take one final look at those trams which ran on heritage tramways during the year. As far as we know this is a complete … Continue reading
Half price travel for locals on Great Orme Tramway
For the first time, the Great Orme Tramway will be a holding a community weekend during October which will give local residents the chance to enjoy travel up the Great Orme for half price. Taking place on Saturday 19th and … Continue reading
This week on British Trams Online
This week’s pair of Photo Galleries both come from traditional tramways in the UK:
In Pictures: A new season underway on the Great Orme Tramway
As is usual late March saw the start of another season on the Great Orme Tramway with trams now due to run daily until late October. Trams run each day between 1000 and 1800 (until 1700 during October) with regular … Continue reading
Picture in Time: Great Orme Tramway 4
We head to the year 2000 for this week’s traditional tram archive image with another visit to the Great Orme Tramway in Llandudno.
Picture in Time: Great Orme Tramway 6
Staying in North Wales for this week’s archive image as we had back to the 1990s again.
Picture in Time: Great Orme Tramway 5
Starting off a short series of images from Llandudno’s Great Orme Tramway today as we continue Picture in Time.
Picture in Time: Great Orme Tramway 4
We are heading back 25 years in today’s archive image with Llandudno’s Great Orme Tramway the subject.
Visitor’s Guide to…Great Orme Tramway
In the second in our series of Visitor’s Guides, Edward M Koehler takes a look at the Great Orme Tramway in Llandudno, North Wales. Once again Edward gives his observations of the best places to get photos of this unique … Continue reading
Picture in Time: Great Orme Tramway
Today we take a trip to North Wales for a couple of different than usual images from the Great Orme Tramway.
Picture in Time: Great Orme Tramway 5
Back to North Wales for another view of the Great Orme Tramway today as Picture in Time continues.
Snaefell Mountain Railway and Douglas Bay Horse Tramway start another season
Despite doubts expressed whether the Snaefell Mountain Railway would reopen at the start of 2018 the first services to the Summit were operated on Good Friday, 30th March – a day later than planned but it now seems to be … Continue reading
Picture in Time: Great Orme Tramway 4 & 5
We head off to North Wales for this edition of our archive photo series with a view on the Great Orme Tramway of the two trams which have operated the lower section service ever since opening in 1902.
Operating seasons end across the British Isles
As has become traditional the first weekend in November usually brings an end to heritage tramway operating seasons and 2017 has been no different. We have already seen what happened at the end of the season at both Crich and … Continue reading