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    SEASIDE TRAM SURVIVOR

    May 27, 2022 3 minutes
    Pictures (except the back/white picture of Tram No. 20) by David Vaughan.

    David Vaughan gives us a progress report on the restoration of Brighton’s last tram.

    n the November 2017 issue of I reported on a major project to restore the last tram to be built for the resort of Brighton. It was built at the Lewes Road works of Brighton Corporation in 1936 and carried the number 53. It was one of the last opentop trams to be built

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