Showing 2 items matching "pengelley and company"
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Ballarat Tramway MuseumDocument - GE-T9-8358, Melbourne Electric Supply Co. (MESCo), Elevations of Body. Pengelley Tram Nos. 20-23, 1923
... Produced by Melbourne Electric Supply Company Limited (MESCo), Geelong Branch for the Geelong Tramways. ...Produced by Melbourne Electric Supply Company Limited (MESCo), Geelong Branch for the Geelong Tramways. No date on drawing, however other drawings in the sequence would indicate drawn in 1923.Print of a document showing in good detail a detailed plan for the extension of double track in Ormond Road to McKillop Street.MESco (Geelong Branch) document GE-T9-8358; "Elevations of Body. Pengelley Tram Nos. 20-23.". Drawn 1923 based on other documents in the numbered sequence. Beige paper copy of original dyeline print.Copy of original dyeline print.geelong, geelong tramways, melbourne electric supply co. ltd., mesco geelong -
Melbourne Tram MuseumPhotograph - VR single truck closed cross bench tram
... Contrary to the note attached to the rear of the photograph, this class of tram was manufactured in South Australia in 1913 by Pengelly and Company for the Victorian Railways. Yields information about VR closed cross bench trams Victorian Railways closed cross bench Pengelley and company Typed description reads: 'One society member has preserved this toast-rack or cross-bench tram in his backyard. ...Photograph shows a side view of a single truck closed cross-bench tram with trolley pole raised and depot workman in driver cabin. No tram number is visible. A coupling device appears to be a feature at one end. Behind the tram are trees and perhaps gardens. Contrary to the note attached to the rear of the photograph, this class of tram was manufactured in South Australia in 1913 by Pengelly and Company for the Victorian Railways.Yields information about VR closed cross bench trams Black and white photograph with typed description on rearTyped description reads: 'One society member has preserved this toast-rack or cross-bench tram in his backyard. It was built by the Victorian Railways in 1913 for their St Kilda-Brighton tramway and was purchased after the closure of the line in 1959.'victorian railways, closed cross bench, pengelley and company
