25K views · 1.3K reactions | Sydney Vintage Tramway Festival 2024 - Australian trams; Sydney, Brisbane, Melbourne and Ballarat! Here we see Ballarat 37, and Melbourne W2 249 pass coupled Sydney O Class 1111 and 805 | Sydney Tramway Museum | Facebook

79K views · 1.8K reactions | #ThrowbackThursday Silent 16mm film of a...

1.5K views · 106 reactions | Brisbane ‘Phoenix’ tram 548 approaches the main entry gate in Tramway Ave. It will pause here briefly to pick up passengers before heading off to the north terminus outside Sutherland. | Sydney Tramway Museum | Facebook

1.4K views · 115 reactions | If you can make it to the Brisbane Tramway Museum Night run this 28th September at 5pm, you will be able to take a ride on all of their operating trams. As great as it is to ride them during the day they seem even more mystical at night! Here is Phoenix FM554 rounding the bend heading down hill towards the museum terminus. April 2017. | Remembering the Brisbane Tramways | 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

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248K views · 4.1K reactions | Brisbane trams operated all Museum services today to mark the 55th anniversary of the last Brisbane trams. Here, ‘Phoenix’ 548 of 1963 returns to the Museum from the north. | Sydney Tramway Museum | Facebook

12K views · 270 reactions | An internal view of Brisbane ‘Dreadnought’ 180 carrying passengers for the first time after clocking up its centenary. The tram entered service on 5 April 1924, making it 100 years and 9 days old today. | Sydney Tramway Museum | Facebook