East German Tramways: 1989

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Photos from some East German systems in 1989 - before the end of communism and the fall of the Berlin Wall.

Four-wheel tram number 5 trundles along the Kirnitschtalbahn at Bad Schandau near Dresden Buy Print	A lovely mural in Gotha promoting the Thuringerwaldbahn narrow gauge tramway Buy Print	Metre gauge trams load in Gotha led by tram 34 on route 2 to Ostbahnhof Buy Print	A tram on the wonderful metre gauge Thuringerwaldbahn, a rural extension of the Gotha system Buy Print
A metre gauge Thuringerwaldbahn tram hurries through the woods alongside the standard gauge railway from Friedrichrode to Frottstadt Buy Print	A tram on the metre gauge Gotha system Buy Print	In the Dresden suburbs on the standard gauge tramway Buy Print	A tram carrying the new yellow & black livery passes near to a tram displaying the traditional orange & cream livery at the front Dresden Hauptbahnhof Buy Print
Crossing under the railway at Dresden Hauptbahnhof is a Tatra tram in the new yellow & black livery, passing a sister car in the traditional orange & cream colours Buy Print	A standard gauge tram outside Leipzig Hauptbahnhof Buy Print	A pair of modern, standard gauge Tarta trams in East Berlin Buy Print	A tram and 2 trailers shares the cobbled streets of East Berlin with Trabants Buy Print