19K views · 345 reactions | Brisbane trams operated all Museum services today to mark the 55th anniversary of the last Brisbane trams. Here, ‘Dropcentre’ 295 of 1935 approaches our Railway Square stop from the south. | Sydney Tramway Museum | Facebook

99K views · 1.1K reactions | Brisbane trams operated all Museum services today to mark the 55th anniversary of the last Brisbane trams. Here, Scott Curnow brings new Centenarian Standard Centre Aisle ‘Dreadnought’ tram 180 of 1924 down beside Railway Square waiting shed in preparation for its next service run. Note that this tram operated using a hand operated brake. | Sydney Tramway Museum | Facebook

26K views · 708 reactions | Who gets excited when the tram reaches our 1900s Town Street? Where's your first stop? | Beamish Museum | Facebook

219K views · 1.3K reactions | Trains vs. trams, do you know how they differ from each other? | Interesting Engineering | Facebook

In the 19th century, trams were introduced all over the Indian subcontinent. This is how they ended up surviving only in Kolkata. | Scroll