Tramcar at Pwllheli, 1924

Passengers on a tramcar pulled by a horse at Pwllheli, Gwynedd, August 1924. The tramway was originally constructed to carry stone from a quarry near the town but it later became a tourist attraction and was popular with visitors to the area. This photograph was taken by the publicity department of the Great Western Railway, to advertise holidays in Wales.

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National Railway Museum London UK

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1536 x 1163 pixels

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5 x 4 inches / 13 x 10 cm

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