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Sheffield No74 seen at Crich Tramway Village during June 2001. This tram is a composite being rebuilt from three other trams to represent a turn of the century tram. This example represents trams running around 1900 in Sheffield. Copyright belongs to Andy Ducker. Email address ecml@yahoo.co.uk. All pictures take by me on a Kodak DC260 Digital Camera, and slightly processed using Paint Shop Pro 5

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Sheffield No 74 seen at Crich. This picture was taken in July 2001 and was coming out of the depot after repairs; it did a test run around the circuit and was moved back into the main running shed. Copyright belongs to Andy Ducker. Email address ecml@yahoo.co.uk. All pictures take by me on a Kodak DC260 Digital Camera, and slightly processed using Paint Shop Pro 5

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Sheffield No 74 seen at Crich Tramway Museum during June 2001. Copyright belongs to Andy Ducker. Email address ecml@yahoo.co.uk. All pictures take by me on a Kodak DC260 Digital Camera, and slightly processed using Paint Shop Pro 5

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No 74 seen emerging from the repair shop at Crich June 2001. Copyright belongs to Andy Ducker. Email address ecml@yahoo.co.uk. All pictures take by me on a Kodak DC260 Digital Camera, and slightly processed using Paint Shop Pro 5

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The last Sheffield tram was 510, built by Charles Roberts of Wakefield in 1952. It is seen at Crich in 1987. Photo and scan by Les Richardson (les@cirsel.freeserve.co.uk) http://www.cirsel.freeserve.co.uk/trains.htm

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Another view of this excellently preserved and restored 'Roberts' tram that ran in Sheffield. The 'Jubilee' car was built at the Queens Road Depot at Sheffield while the series cars were built at Horbury (near Wakefield) by Charles Roberts (hence the name 'Roberts Cars') between 1950 - 52. Copyright belongs to Andy Ducker. Email address ecml@yahoo.co.uk. All pictures take by me on a Kodak DC260 Digital Camera, and slightly processed using Paint Shop Pro 5

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Number 15 was a horse drawn tram that used to in th region. It occassionally get used, epsecially of the musuem has horse show on, sometimes being pulled by Shire Horses. Photo taken by Andrew Ducker who holds copyright on Kodak DC260 on 24 June 2000. I can be contacted at ecml@yahoo.co.uk or you can visit my website at www.apducker.demon.co.uk.

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Number 74 seen in the engine sheds at the National Tramway Musuem at Crich. This tram is representive of a type of tram that used to work in my home town of Sheffield, though the photograph does not do it justice it is an immacualte restoration piece. Photo taken by Andrew Ducker who holds copyright on Kodak DC260 on 24 June 2000. I can be contacted at ecml@yahoo.co.uk or you can visit my website at www.apducker.demon.co.uk.

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Number 74 seen in the engine sheds at the National Tramway Musuem at Crich. Detail shot of the enterance door on the lower deck Phoograph taken by Andrew Ducker who holds copyright on Kodak DC260 on 24 June 2000. I can be contacted at ecml@yahoo.co.uk or you can visit my website at www.apducker.demon.co.uk.

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Number 74 seen in the engine sheds at the National Tramway Musuem at Crich. Detailed shot of the entrance door and the bell system - notice in particular the 'Full' sign, its details like this that make nostalgia! Photo taken by Andrew Ducker who holds copyright on Kodak DC260 on 24 June 2000. I can be contacted at ecml@yahoo.co.uk or you can visit my website at www.apducker.demon.co.uk.

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Number 74 seen in the engine sheds at the National Tramway Musuem at Crich. Used tickets box, they thought of everything ! Photo taken by Andrew Ducker who holds copyright on Kodak DC260 on 24 June 2000. I can be contacted at ecml@yahoo.co.uk or you can visit my website at www.apducker.demon.co.uk.

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Number 74 seen in the engine sheds at the National Tramway Musuem at Crich. How many people would have taken notice of the detailed inlay work behind the stairwell? This is what is called attention to detail. Photo taken by Andrew Ducker who holds copyright on Kodak DC260 on 24 June 2000. I can be contacted at ecml@yahoo.co.uk or you can visit my website at www.apducker.demon.co.uk.

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Number 74 seen in the engine sheds at the National Tramway Musuem at Crich. The armorial bearings of the City of Sheffield applied to Tram No4. Photo taken by Andrew Ducker who holds copyright on Kodak DC260 on 24 June 2000. I can be contacted at ecml@yahoo.co.uk or you can visit my website at www.apducker.demon.co.uk.

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Number 74 seen in the engine sheds at the National Tramway Musuem at Crich. The entrance. Photo taken by Andrew Ducker who holds copyright on Kodak DC260 on 24 June 2000. I can be contacted at ecml@yahoo.co.uk or you can visit my website at www.apducker.demon.co.uk.

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One of the most modern trams in the UK, excluding light rail and the 'Supertram' systems. These 'Robert' bodied trams graced Sheffield for several years, and this example led the final farewell paraded when the system closed. For the special occasion the tram was specially repainted and this has been faithfully preserved. Copyright belongs to Andy Ducker. Email address ecml@yahoo.co.uk. All pictures take by me on a Kodak DC260 Digital Camera, and slightly processed using Paint Shop Pro 5

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Sheffield tram number 510, only 10 years old when withdrawn from service due to the closure of the Sheffield system, is preserved at the National Tramway Museum at Crich in Derbyshire. Trams have since returned to the streets of Sheffield in the form of the new Supertram system. Photo by David Root <hert0296@sable.ox.ac.uk>