Wrexham & District Electric Tramways
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A couple of artefacts from the long defunct Wrexham & District Electric Tramways. A button showing the magnet & wheel device and a travel pass issued to D. Bowell in 1908.
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Submitted by J B N Gammond on Tue, 11/08/2020 - 09:48
The electric trams ran between Johnstown and Wrexham from 1903 and 1927 replacing an earlier horse-drawn tram service. The Wrexham tram depot still stands (now a garage and other businesses) on the corner of Mold Road and Maesgwyn Road. Important halts included the Black Lion in Rhostyllen on the Ruabon Road and the New Inn, Johnstown.
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