: Links : Museums

Crich Tramway Village and the National Tramway Museum: Britain's largest tramway museum, running preserved trams from all over the Britain. Crich, Derbyshire
Seaton Tramway: Narrow gauge tramway running a mixture of purpose-built trams and rebuilt trams from other systems. Seaton-Colyton, Devon
Black Country Living Museum: 'Living' museum, with recreated street scenes etc.; a number of preserved trams run through the site. Dudley, West Midlands
East Anglia Transport Museum: Working transport museum, running a number of preserved trams. Carlton Colville, Suffolk
Beamish (North Country Open Air Museum): 'Living' museum, with recreated street scenes etc.; a number of preserved trams run on a circular route through the site. Beamish, Co. Durham
Heaton Park Tramway: Preserved trams running on a short stretch of line, part of which was a former Manchester Corporation tram route. Heaton Park, Manchester
Birkenhead Tramway (Wirral M.B. Council website): Tramway running through the streets of Birkenhead, with a mixture of preserved and purpose-built trams. Operated in conjunction with the Merseyside Tramway Preservation Society. Birkenhead, Merseyside
London Transport Museum: Has a number of former London trams as static exhibits. Convent Garden, central London
Glasgow Museum of Transport: Has a number of former Glasgow trams as static exhibits. Kelvinside, Glasgow