Photographs of Britain's new generation of tramways and light railways in Manchester, London, Newcastle, Sheffield, Birmingham and Nottingham. This file now also includes views of Dublin's new Luas system.

Blackpool's tramway was, for many years, the only municipal system in the UK which survived the cull of the 1950s and 1960s. This is a series of views illustrating the variety of trams on the system, including illuminated cars, works cars and visiting vintage cars. (Note that Blackpool cars preserved elsewhere are included in the UK Heritage Tramway File).

For many years, British tramway enthusiasts had, Blackpool apart, only museums to look to to get their 'fix' of tramways. This is a collection of scenes from the UK's operating heritage tramways and tramway museums including the wonderful collection at the National Tramway Museum in Derbyshire.

A selection of over 400 scenes from tramway and light rail systems across Western and Central Europe, illustrating the variety of vehicles in use. Many of the photographs were taken just as the low-floor era was getting under way and, in the case of Germany, include many cars which date back to the pre-reunification era and which have since been withdrawn. Regrettably, there is space only for a handful of shots from each system but the collection includes a cross section of old and new vehicles together with works cars.

A collection of black and white pictures of trams in Lisbon and Oporto taken in the heat of June/July 1983.

Vintage trams on display at mainland European museums or working on heritage tramways. Also included are vintage cars in action on sightseeing services on working tramways or which are available for hire on special occasions.