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Location Details
Name: |
Acton Tram Depot |
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Type: |
Bus Garage |
Code: |
AT |
Dates: |
1901 - 22/03/2008 |
Status: |
Closed |
Info: |
Was Tram Depot |
Current vehicles: |
0 ?This is the amount of vehicles listed as being currently allocated to this location. |
All vehicles: |
58 ?This is the amount of vehicles listed as ever being allocated to this location (subject to the comprehensiveness of our vehicle history records!).
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Photos: |
2 ?This is the number of published photos that were taken at this location.
(See below) |
Sightings: |
9 ?This is the amount of sightings reported at this location.
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Location Notes
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Previously a tram shed, trolleybuses operated from here for a few months 5/4/1936 to 9/3/1937 prior to closure. It remained an electrical store for the Underground for many years until re-opened as a garage with Centrewest. 01-992 0340. Closed 22/3/2008, vehicles to HS. It was demolished during June 2010. |
06/07/2007 |
Ray |
283 High Street, Acton W3. London United Tramways horse trams 03/1896 until electric trams took over from 04/04/1901 until 03/03/1937. L.P.T.B from 01/07/1933. Trams and trolleybuses 5/4/1936 until closure. In use as Acton Stores (trolleybuses) by 1949. |
14/12/2013 |
Damon |
There was a bus garage not very far down the road on the site currently occupied by the Police Station. The L.G.O.C. garage was in Steyne Road and had the former horse bus code ''A'' until the re-coding of 1911 when it became ''E''. It was a motor bus garage from 19/2/1906 until 17/3/1915. Then 1918 to 30/5/1921 and again 5/7/1922 to 17/3/1925. It then bacame ''CA'' from 3/8/1923 until 30/4/1928 and housed the Cambrian fleet until 22/2/1926 which then moved to Southall (HW) but continued to carry the code ''CA''. Confused? So am I. |
31/12/2013 |
Damon |
This destination with the number 7 was on the blinds of the fourth Bombardier tram delivered to Croydon Tram Depot during the winter 1998/1999. It was to help promote Mayor Livingstone's dream of the West London Tram. How many single or double articulated trams could have been accommodated in the ex-LUT tram depot would have been interesting! |
11/05/2016 |
Colin Withey |
Location User/s
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Operator |
Status |
Dates |
Notes |
LUT |
Defunct |
-1933 |
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LT |
Defunct |
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Centrewest |
Defunct |
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Photos at Location
There are 2 photos taken at this location, as below (with the most recently added shown first).
Data History
Added: |
2010-01-01 12:00:00 |
Added by: |
Thomas Young |
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