Seaton Tramway's Riverside Depot and passing loop, seen from different angles between 1968 and 2019. Illustrated with images from the Seaton Tramway Archive.
A wonderful set of pictures of progress over 53 years, Claude Lane would be so happy with all your efforts. Keep up the good work, I'm watching your Web cams through out the year, as I live in the Midlands and can only visit you annually. Thank goodness you moved from Eastbourne, they never deserved you.
A wonderful record. So much hard work to achieve the wonderful result extant today. So much confident vision and so much committment. A huge sadness that the 50th year, half a century of determination, was affected by the pandemic. To have come through lockdowns and restrictions alone is a tribute to all involved. Different car loads, sanitising, running methods, all a challenge as was a great deal else. All challenges met and being met - what an amazing enterprise this is! Good luck to Seaton Tramway for all the future.
If you’re referring to the original 15 inch gauge trams, I’m fairly sure drawing don’t exist, and any 02 drawings are likely to be from one of its rebuilds.
It’s not usually open, but is sometimes opened as part of some special events, and most Tram Driving Lessons also include a depot visit. I would suggest getting in touch with the Tramway and asking. Riverside Halt is due to open later in the year, which will give the opportunity to photograph the exterior.
so many photos are dated wrong . I joined in june 1996 until 2001 I built up the Exeter ..no 19 ..with Lee. many photos in that perion ate out of sinc. Depot extensitn . etc . I welded the gates on ...but not on the date ..i see them on here . have a ca chat with Alan .. he will give a more precise date for that period .
Hi Rob, nice to see that you had a good look at the video, hope all’s well. I put it together to have a chronological look at different views around Riverside, so there is a certain amount of going backwards and forwards in time as it transitions between viewpoints. I had to estimate the years for a few of the images, but most had dates on them, so they are captioned accordingly. I may do an updated version now that Riverside Halt is open, so let me know if you’ve got any specific ones that you think should be amended. Cheers!
A wonderful set of pictures of progress over 53 years, Claude Lane would be so happy with all your efforts. Keep up the good work, I'm watching your Web cams through out the year, as I live in the Midlands and can only visit you annually. Thank goodness you moved from Eastbourne, they never deserved you.
A wonderful record. So much hard work to achieve the wonderful result extant today. So much confident vision and so much committment. A huge sadness that the 50th year, half a century of determination, was affected by the pandemic. To have come through lockdowns and restrictions alone is a tribute to all involved.
Different car loads, sanitising, running methods, all a challenge as was a great deal else. All challenges met and being met - what an amazing enterprise this is! Good luck to Seaton Tramway for all the future.
A fantastic film and I appreciate the tramway more after watching this
Wonderful - thank you !
I've Might Go To The Seaton Tramway Museum In East Devon Near Exeter And Plymouth This Year. Wish Me Luck. Thanks Mate. X
does the tramway have any drawings of the original trams? specifically No 02 in original nic?
If you’re referring to the original 15 inch gauge trams, I’m fairly sure drawing don’t exist, and any 02 drawings are likely to be from one of its rebuilds.
Do you allow access to your depot? I am a local photographer who specialises in recording local bus and rail systems...
It’s not usually open, but is sometimes opened as part of some special events, and most Tram Driving Lessons also include a depot visit. I would suggest getting in touch with the Tramway and asking. Riverside Halt is due to open later in the year, which will give the opportunity to photograph the exterior.
so many photos are dated wrong .
I joined in june 1996
until 2001
I built up the Exeter ..no 19 ..with Lee.
many photos in that perion ate out of sinc.
Depot extensitn . etc .
I welded the gates on ...but not on the date ..i see them on here .
have a ca chat with Alan .. he will give a more precise date for that period .
Hi Rob, nice to see that you had a good look at the video, hope all’s well. I put it together to have a chronological look at different views around Riverside, so there is a certain amount of going backwards and forwards in time as it transitions between viewpoints. I had to estimate the years for a few of the images, but most had dates on them, so they are captioned accordingly. I may do an updated version now that Riverside Halt is open, so let me know if you’ve got any specific ones that you think should be amended. Cheers!