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The White Hat Guide to the Melbourne Tram Museum
The Melbourne Tram Museum contains a significant collection of heritage trams in the historic Hawthorn Tram Depot. The museum is home to 21 fully-restored trams including: - a ‘toast-rack’ bodied V-class from 1906 – one of the first electrified trams in Melbourne
- several versions of the iconic Melbourne W-class trams
- the experimental X-class tram designed for lightly patronised routes
- the prototype of the Z-class which marked the steady modernisation of the fleet when it was introduced in 1975.
Encounter a part of the history of Melbourne at a unique heritage location. You can reach the museum on tram numbers 70 or 75. Admission by donation. The museum is open on the second Saturday of the month and the opening hours are: - October to March: 11am to 5pm
- April to September: 1pm to 5pm
Full details at Friends of the Hawthorn Tram Depot. Click on the the Melbourne Tram Museum link to the right of the map. Use the controls to zoom in or out on the map or change to satellite view.
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prestigious Blueprint magazine as one of the UK's top then buildings
of the decade. Australian architects, along with Australia's
engineers have an impact on contemporary world architectures and
building practices which is disproportionate to this country's
population. DCM have offices in Melbourne, Indonesia and the UK and
recently won the contract to design the new Stonehenge Visitors
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