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The
Merseyside Tramway Preservation Society is based at Pacific Road & Taylor
Street Tram Depots on the Birkenhead Heritage Tramway. The line runs from
Woodside Ferry terminal, via Shore Road, to the rear of the Old Colonial
pub in Taylor Street. Two Hong Kong built, Wirral Council owned, double
deck enclosed trams run on the tramway, along with the MTPS-owned original
Birkenhead No.20 dating from 1900 (right). The society provide a volunteer
driver and a team of conductors to help run the tram service.According
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Liverpool
762 has been restored and recently entered service, and the society has
now restored Wallasey 78. A previous restoration, a Liverpool horse tram,
no.43, is also on display at the depot along with a Birkenhead horse tram
restored by the British Horse Tram Enthusiasts, and an Isle of Man horse
car.
Society
representatives are always present at Liverpool LRTA
meetings and Liverpool TLRS
meetings, details available on request. Coach trips, Model Exhibitions,
Open Days and other events are regularly held - quite a lot to interest
prospective members.
If you are interested in the work of the MTPS and would like further information,
or would like to join us, please contact Society Secretary:
Rob Jones, 103 Grove Road, Wallasey, Merseyside CH45 3HG
or E-mail: MTPS
or print out the application form
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The
Tramway and Light Railway Society (TLRS)
The Light Railway Transit Association (LRTA)
Ron Smith's Liverpool Tram Site
Merseyside Transport
Trust
Electric Lines in Southern Ontario
Wirral Transport
Museum
Olive,
Green and Ivory - a history of Blackburn Trams
Liverpool
University Public Transport Society
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