Some articles on tramcar sheds, tramcar shed, tramcar, tramcars:
History Of Trams In Leipzig - Depots - Wittenberger Straße
... At first it had two tramcar sheds with a workshop in between ... A transfer table at the rear of the facility, connecting all the tramcar shed tracks, was opened on 20 August 1898 ... tracks in the Apelstraße, because an additional small workshop and an additional tramcar shed were built, which did not have exits to the Wittenberger Straße ...
... At first it had two tramcar sheds with a workshop in between ... A transfer table at the rear of the facility, connecting all the tramcar shed tracks, was opened on 20 August 1898 ... tracks in the Apelstraße, because an additional small workshop and an additional tramcar shed were built, which did not have exits to the Wittenberger Straße ...
History Of Trams In Leipzig - Depots - Reudnitz
... The first tramcar depot in Leipzig, and the company head office of the LPE, was located at the depot in the Dresdner Straße, in Reudnitz ... The tramcar shed had to be expanded five years thereafter ... In May 1910 the GLSt opened a new tramcar shed in its place ...
... The first tramcar depot in Leipzig, and the company head office of the LPE, was located at the depot in the Dresdner Straße, in Reudnitz ... The tramcar shed had to be expanded five years thereafter ... In May 1910 the GLSt opened a new tramcar shed in its place ...
History Of Trams In Leipzig - Depots - Lindenau
... Within a year, a power plant and an additional tramcar shed had already been built ... A third tramcar shed, with transfer table, was built in 1907 ... Following construction of the new depots, the last tramcars working Line P were relocated to Probstheida Depot ...
... Within a year, a power plant and an additional tramcar shed had already been built ... A third tramcar shed, with transfer table, was built in 1907 ... Following construction of the new depots, the last tramcars working Line P were relocated to Probstheida Depot ...
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