Photograph - Set of five colour prints - last day of Footscary - AETA tour, 10/2/1962

W3 655 at South Melbourne depot

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W3 655 shunting at Moonee Ponds Junction

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W4 670 followed by W3 655 crossing the Maribyrnong Road Bridge.

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The two trams at Footscray Station

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Footscray depot with 670 and 655

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Historical information

Colour prints show the trams used by the AETA (Australian Electric Traction Association) on 10/2/1962 to mark the closure of the local routes at Footscray.

1 - W3 655 at South Melbourne depot
2 - W3 655 shunting at Moonee Ponds Junction
3 - W4 670 followed by W3 655 crossing the Maribyrnong Road Bridge.
4 - The two trams at Footscray Station
5 - At Footscray tram depot with local cars.

See item 3992 for other photographs.

Significance

Yields information about the AETA tour to mark the closure of the Footscray local system.

Physical description

Set of five Colour print on Kodak Royal paper.

Subjects

Identifier

6798

Date made

10/2/1962

Production methods

print, photograph

Materials

paper

Measurements

Width: 149 millimetres, Height: 101 millimetres

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Photograph - Set of five colour prints - last day of Footscary - AETA tour, 10/2/1962

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