"Trundle down the tracks of history"
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Newspaper clipping titled "Trundle down the tracks of history"" about the 75th anniversary of Kew Depot next month. Notes the proposed display of trams, including V 214. The accompanying photo by Brett Faulkner has Met Operations Officer Chris Drossos leaning out of V 214.
Yields information about the celebrations of Kew Depot's 75th anniversary.
Newspaper clipping from The Sun, dated 15-11-1991
