Railway Preservation in Tasmania

Hobart City Council Tramway

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The Hobart City Council has from time to time promoted the construction of a tourist tramway around the Hobart waterfront or further afield. So far five tram bodies have been obtained by the council, with body restoration and running gear on three trams completed so far.

The exact route and other details are yet to be finalised, approved or funded. One option is to run from Hunter Street around the waterfront to the Salamanca Place area. A number of alternative proposals including through the city to North Hobart, and sharing the railway line to the Botanical Gardens or even further have also been proposed.

The project is generally in abeyance, and it is unlikely that there will be any movement in the short term. The trams remain in storage at a Council facility, and are not accessible to the public.

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Hobart tram No. 133 awaiting restoration at TMAG workshops, February 2004
Hobart tram No. 118 undergoing restoration at TMAG workshops, February 2004
Hobart tram No. 17 on display at Salamanca Place, March 2004
Hobart tram No. 39 on display at Salamanca Place, March 2004
The three restored trams are located in a storage shed at a Hobart City Council facility. In this ov
Inside the storage building, trams 39, 17 and 118 are pictured lined up in March 2013. All three tra
Hobart City Council owned tram No. 39 was on display at the Tasmanian Transport Museum from late 201

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