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The Ticknall Tramway was a horse-drawn tramway in Derbyshire, England, built in the early 19th century to transport limestone and other materials from Ticknall's industrial sites to the Ashby Canal. It played a vital role in the local economy for over a century, facilitating the movement of goods like lime, bricks, and coal. The tramway's route is now partially preserved as the Ticknall Tramway Trail, offering a glimpse into its history | Martin Urbex | Facebook

359K views · 2.6K reactions | Here's a historic moment in Melbourne's Tramway history as the new G class tram pantograph makes contact with the Melbourne trolley wire for the first time. Follow TramBook for more tram content. | TramBook | Facebook