Tramcar Tapestry

See Adelaide and the trams that served it on during the 1950s, before buses took over on Tramcar Tapestry. A DVD production of the St Kilda Tramway Museum. With footage by Keith Kings and audio recorded from trams in the museum fleet, travel down some of the long closed lines of the Adelaide tram system.
The DVD includes footage from the Cheltenham, Prospect, St Peters, Paradise, Magill, Kensington Gardens, Fullarton/Springfield, Mitcham, Col Light Gardens, Wayville West, Henley North and ofcourse the still operating Glenelg line.
Tramcar Tapestry is $17:00 and can be bought online from the St Kilda Tramway Museum website at:
www.trammuseumadelaide.com.au/...

[@trainco1643]

Ah the good old days of the H type trams, what I miss very much and remember from my early childhood😢

[@dindufarrkall9911]

1:13 - 1:27 isn't Colonel Light Gardens - more like King William St Adelaide city. 1:32 - 1:46 is Goodwood Rd Millswood. The train bridge and roadway are still being used but the tram tracks are gone

[@brickpaverr]

Look at the bloke at 1:45 in the FJ coming up from the underpass behind the tram. His arm out to turn right because no indicators on Holdens back then.

[@dafleaz]

Still one of the dumbest ideas in the state's history to close these lines.