Lost Tramways of England: Bradford

Explore the fascinating history of Bradford's tramways with Lost Tramways of England: Bradford by Peter Waller. Published in 2020, this captivating book spans 64 pages and delves into the rich legacy of tram operations in this iconic city. While Bradford is often celebrated for its pioneering trolleybus system, it was also home to Britain's longest-running trolleybus network, operating for an impressive 61 years. The book highlights the significance of the 4ft 0in gauge trams that ran until May 1950, marking Bradford as the last operator of this tram size in the UK. Additionally, it chronicles the remarkable restoration of Tram No. 104, the first derelict tramcar to be brought back to life. Perfect for enthusiasts of railroads and street-railroads, this pictorial work is a must-have for anyone interested in Great Britain's transportation history. Don't miss the chance to uncover the lost tramways that were once the heart of Bradford.