Adelaide Trams, Australia

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Wonderful wooden trams, dating from 1929, operate the standard gauge Adelaide to Glenelg tramway, linking the city centre capital of South Australia to its beach-side suburb. All photos taken in autumn 1996 and early March 2005.

Tram 367 in central Adelaide Buy Print	Tram 367 sets off for Glenelg along a wide street Buy Print	Tram 379 arrives at the central Adelaide terminus Buy Print	Trams 374 & 368 coupled to a sister car stand at the beachside terminus at Glenelg Buy Print
A tram hurries along the reserved track Buy Print	Tram 374 arrives into the city Buy Print	Calling at the Moresby Street stop is tram 376 Buy Print	Tram 376 departs from the Moresby Street stop Buy Print
A tram crosses one of the many level crossings on the route Buy Print	A tram in the suburbs near Goodwood Buy Print	At Goodwood station, tram 374 crosses over the broad gauge railway tracks Buy Print	Tram 374 scurries along through the suburbs Buy Print
Emerging from Glengowrie Depot is tram 367 on driving training duties Buy Print	Tram 380 crosses a storm drain near Glengowrie Depot Buy Print	Tram 367 running inbound from Adelaide city centre enters the seaside suburb of Glenelg in 2005 Buy Print	Wooden trams 371 & 372 trundle along Glenelg main street - the old street running on the route - in 2005 Buy Print
Glenelg bound tram 367 runs through the woods after leaving central Adelaide in 2005. Most of the route is on reserved track such as this. Buy Print