Andew Burchell describes the Beamish Museum Tramway and its fleet of trams and other electric vehicles. The tramway, around the open-air museum site, is one and a half miles long and consists of a single track circular route with passing loops.
This will be the world's first and only full size model tramway layout featuring fully working scale models of Blackpool's famous trams and illuminations.
The Friends of Beamish is an Independant Registered Charity protecting and re-creating the regions past for future generations to enjoy. We also assist the official staff of the Museum, where required, with voluntary workers from our membership.
Heaton Park Tramway has developed from a restored section of the former siding off the Manchester Corporation Tramways system on Middleton Road. A tram service operates every Sunday during the year.
The Merseyside Tramway Preservation Society is based at Taylor Street Tram Depot on the Birkenhead Heritage Tramway. The society provide volunteer drivers and a team of conductors to help run the tram service.
The club was formed to bring together collectors of all types of diecast models. Club Meetings are, from 2010, held on the last Thursday of the month at the Barley Mow Working Mens Club, Vigo Lane, Birtley, Chester-le-Street, DH3 2AW at 7.30pm .
Famous for their open-top trams and tram driving days, Seaton Tramway operates narrow gauge heritage trams between small picturesque towns in Devon. This site contains galleries, booking information and an online shop.
Our intention is to provide information for the collector of British and overseas model buses, book reviews to assist the modeller, and an increasing amount of information relating to die-cast models and their redecoration, resin and white-metal model bus kits, kit building, and more.
Founded in 1938, the TLRS is a national registered charity which caters for those interested in all aspects of Tramways, but is perhaps best known as the organization for the tramway modeller.