Showing 6 items matching "1971 hamilton pastoral museum"
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Ballarat Tramway MuseumPhotograph - Ballarat Tram 33, Tram in Sturt Street descending hill to Grenville Street, 10/08/1971
... ...1971 hamilton pastoral museum...In 1971 the tram was acquired by the Hamilton Pastoral Museum and there until Ballarat Tramways Museum acquired it in 1978. ...In 1971 the tram was acquired by the Hamilton Pastoral Museum and there until Ballarat Tramways Museum acquired it in 1978. ...Tram 33 was built by Duncan and Fraser in 1917 for the Hawthorn Tramways Trust. It was on-sold to the Footscray Tramways Trust. Due to the First World War shortages of electrical equipment, the tram could not be completed. Melbourne and Metropolitan Tramways Board took over the Trust and completed the tram. It was purchased by the SEC in 1935 and became part of the Ballarat fleet. In 1971 the tram was acquired by the Hamilton Pastoral Museum and there until Ballarat Tramways Museum acquired it in 1978. The photograph shows Tram 33 descending the hill in Sturt Street, heading towards Grenville Street. It was taken by Campbell Duncan on 10 August 1971.Negative folder, paper, Photape Pty Ltdballarat tram 33, duncan and fraser, 1917, hawthorn tramways trust, footscray tramways trust, melbourne and metropolitan tramways board, ballarat fleet 1935, 1971 hamilton pastoral museum, ballarat tramways museum, 1978, sturt street, grenville street, campbell duncan, photographer -
Ballarat Tramway MuseumPhotograph - Ballarat Tram 33, Tram in Sturt Street about to cross Grenville Street, 10/08/1971
... ...1971 hamilton pastoral museum...In 1971 the tram was acquired by the Hamilton Pastoral Museum and there until Ballarat Tramways Museum acquired it in 1978. ...In 1971 the tram was acquired by the Hamilton Pastoral Museum and there until Ballarat Tramways Museum acquired it in 1978. ...Tram 33 was built by Duncan and Fraser in 1917 for the Hawthorn Tramways Trust. It was on-sold to the Footscray Tramways Trust. Due to the First World War shortages of electrical equipment, the tram could not be completed. Melbourne and Metropolitan Tramways Board took over the Trust and completed the tram. It was purchased by the SEC in 1935 and became part of the Ballarat fleet. In 1971 the tram was acquired by the Hamilton Pastoral Museum and there until Ballarat Tramways Museum acquired it in 1978. The photograph shows Tram 33 descending the hill in Sturt Street, about to cross Grenville Street. The tram shelter is to the right. It was taken by Campbell Duncan on 10 August 1971.Negative folder, paper, Photape Pty Ltdballarat tram 33, duncan and fraser, 1917, hawthorn tramways trust, footscray tramways trust, melbourne and metropolitan tramways board, ballarat fleet 1935, 1971 hamilton pastoral museum, ballarat tramways museum, 1978, sturt street, grenville street, campbell duncan, photographer, tram shelter -
Ballarat Tramway MuseumPhotograph - Ballarat Tram 33, View from the lake looking towards Wendouree Parade, near View Point, 11 August 1971
... In 1971 the tram was acquired by the Hamilton Pastoral Museum and there until Ballarat Tramways Museum acquired it in 1977. ...In 1971 the tram was acquired by the Hamilton Pastoral Museum and there until Ballarat Tramways Museum acquired it in 1977. ...Tram 33 was built by Duncan and Fraser in 1917 for the Hawthorn Tramways Trust. It was on-sold to the Footscray Tramways Trust. Due to the First World War shortages of electrical equipment, the tram could not be completed. Melbourne and Metropolitan Tramways Board took over the Trust and completed the tram. It was purchased by the SEC in 1935 and became part of the Ballarat fleet. In 1971 the tram was acquired by the Hamilton Pastoral Museum and there until Ballarat Tramways Museum acquired it in 1977. Photograph taken by Campbell Duncan. Colour image in cardboard Kodak mount. 35mm slideHandwritten notation in ink on mount.duncan and fraser, adelaide, hawthorn tramway trust, ballarat, wendouree parade, ballarat tramway preservation society, ballarat tramway museum, campbell duncan, photographer, footscray tramways trust, 1917, electrical shortages, first world war, sec, 1935, hamilton pastoral museum, ballarat tramways museum, 1977 -
Ballarat Tramway MuseumPhotograph - Ballarat Tram 33, In Wendouree Parade, near where the Ballarat Tramway Museum Depot junction is now, 11 August 1971
... In 1971 the tram was acquired by the Hamilton Pastoral Museum and there until Ballarat Tramways Museum acquired it in 1977. ...In 1971 the tram was acquired by the Hamilton Pastoral Museum and there until Ballarat Tramways Museum acquired it in 1977. ...Tram 33 was built by Duncan and Fraser in 1917 for the Hawthorn Tramways Trust. It was on-sold to the Footscray Tramways Trust. Due to the First World War shortages of electrical equipment, the tram could not be completed. Melbourne and Metropolitan Tramways Board took over the Trust and completed the tram. It was purchased by the SEC in 1935 and became part of the Ballarat fleet. In 1971 the tram was acquired by the Hamilton Pastoral Museum and there until Ballarat Tramways Museum acquired it in 1977. Photograph shows the tram in Wendouree Parade near where the Ballarat Tramway Museum Depot is now. Photograph taken by Campbell Duncan. Colour image in cardboard Kodak mount. 35mm slideHandwritten notation in ink on mount.duncan and fraser, adelaide, hawthorn tramway trust, ballarat, wendouree parade, ballarat tramway preservation society, ballarat tramway museum, campbell duncan, photographer, footscray tramways trust, 1917, electrical shortages, first world war, sec, 1935, hamilton pastoral museum, ballarat tramways museum, 1977, ballarat tram 33, ballarat tramway museum depot -
Ballarat Tramway MuseumPhotograph - Ballarat Tram 33, Tram travelling in Wendouree Parade, near where the Ballarat Tramway Museum Depot Junction is now
... In 1971 the tram was acquired by the Hamilton Pastoral Museum and there until Ballarat Tramways Museum acquired it in 1977. ...In 1971 the tram was acquired by the Hamilton Pastoral Museum and there until Ballarat Tramways Museum acquired it in 1977. ...Tram 33 was built by Duncan and Fraser in 1917 for the Hawthorn Tramways Trust. It was on-sold to the Footscray Tramways Trust. Due to the First World War shortages of electrical equipment, the tram could not be completed. Melbourne and Metropolitan Tramways Board took over the Trust and completed the tram. It was purchased by the SEC in 1935 and became part of the Ballarat fleet. In 1971 the tram was acquired by the Hamilton Pastoral Museum and there until Ballarat Tramways Museum acquired it in 1977. Photograph taken by Campbell Duncan. Colour image in cardboard Kodak mount. 35mm slideHandwritten notation in ink on mount.duncan and fraser, adelaide, hawthorn tramway trust, ballarat, wendouree parade, ballarat tramway preservation society, ballarat tramway museum, campbell duncan, photographer, footscray tramways trust, 1917, electrical shortages, first world war, sec, 1935, hamilton pastoral museum, ballarat tramways museum, 1977 -
Ballarat Tramway MuseumPhotograph - Ballarat Tram 33, Photograph of No. 33 at the intersection of Ripon Street and Sturt Street, outside the Western Hotel, 11 August 1971
... hamilton pastoral museum...ballarat tramways museum...1977...sturt street...ripon street...western hotel...tram shelter...1971...In 1971 the tram was acquired by the Hamilton Pastoral Museum and there until Ballarat Tramways Museum acquired it in 1977. ...In 1971 the tram was acquired by the Hamilton Pastoral Museum and there until Ballarat Tramways Museum acquired it in 1977. ...Tram 33 was built by Duncan and Fraser in 1917 for the Hawthorn Tramways Trust. It was on-sold to the Footscray Tramways Trust. Due to the First World War shortages of electrical equipment, the tram could not be completed. Melbourne and Metropolitan Tramways Board took over the Trust and completed the tram. It was purchased by the SEC in 1935 and became part of the Ballarat fleet. In 1971 the tram was acquired by the Hamilton Pastoral Museum and there until Ballarat Tramways Museum acquired it in 1977. The photo shows Tram33 in Sturt Street at the corner of Ripon Street, outside the Western Hotel. Tram shelter is shown on the grassed area in the middle of Sturt Street. Photograph taken by Campbell Duncan 0n 11 August 1971. Colour image in cardboard Kodak mount. 35mm slideHandwritten notation in ink on mount.duncan and fraser, adelaide, hawthorn tramway trust, ballarat, wendouree parade, ballarat tramway preservation society, ballarat tramway museum, campbell duncan, photographer, footscray tramways trust, 1917, electrical shortages, first world war, sec, 1935, hamilton pastoral museum, ballarat tramways museum, 1977, sturt street, ripon street, western hotel, tram shelter, 1971
