For the 86 years between 1878 and 1964, public transport in Wellington was dominated by the tram.
Andrew from High Riser sent through some scans of old photos of Wellington originally scanned and posted on Trams Down Under by Dave Menzie...
Row of electric trams in Newtown, Wellington, 1908. Photograph taken by Sydney Charles Smith. Quantity: 1 b&w original negative(s).
Two Wellington trams - November 1962 - turning from Manners into Willis street - from: Wellington Transport Memories...
The last tram from Oriental Bay, its drivers and a passenger. Photograph taken 29 May 1950 by an Evening Post staff photographer. Quantity: 1 b&w ...
fabulous postcard from the collection of Margaret L Bailey Wellington Double-saloon class tram No 135 (1921) at MOTAT. The Newtown tram reads: Wellington...
Just as Manners Street is being ripped up (with the sort of silliness which means that the sunny side of the street will have the smallest width of footpath) it's perhaps timely to have a think about the role the road has played in Wellington's history. Just after the turn of the century (when Perrett's chemist still adorned the corner where Manners St and Willis St meet), was the beginning of the era of purpose-built picture theatres internationally. The King's Theatre on Dixon St was New Zealand's first. It opened in early 1910 on the...
Record Identifier: 244 | Date Range: Circa 1935 | Medium: Photograph - print | Series: WCC, Transport photographs | Restriction Status: Open | Read the full record details for Image: Karori Park bound Tramcar, no.191 emerging from Hataitai Tunnel, City Portal
trams in Crawford Road, KILBIRNIE - early 1950s - amazing oil painting by Wallace Trickett - from: Wellington Transport Memories...
New Zealand - Trams - Wellington
New Zealand - Wellington - Manners Street, Busy scene, Trams, Cars, People, What has changed?
Wellington Trams Can you spot the difference?
View looking east down Courtenay Place in Wellington, showing the tram stop and trams, pedestrians, and businesses in the street. Photograph taken ...
Lambton Quay, Wellington, December 1930. Featherston street is off the left. Mulgrave street runs to the right. Trams, cars and pedestrians are vis...
Looking south east on Courtenay Place, Wellington, toward Kent and Cambridge Terraces. Shows cabbage trees and people waiting for trams on the left...
Willis Street, Wellington city, 1929. Shows business premises on both sides of the street. Also shows trams, cars, and pedestrians. The shop of Vic...
Tram no. 252, displaying the message ‘end of the line’ and driven by Wellington Mayor Frank Kitts, travelled from Thorndon to Newtown zoo. Large crowds lined the streets to witness the end of electric trams in New Zealand.
Amsterdam, Slotermeerlaan, bij het A.H. Gerhard (bejaarden) Huis.
