Halton tram terminus
Introduction
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Halton tram terminus
Image: © Dr Neil Clifton Taken: 1 Nov 1959
The Halton tram route (20) was in effect a short working of the 22 - Temple Newsam, but very few cars went right through to Temple Newsam, and this service was always operated independently, with cars originating and terminating at Kirkgate in the city centre, whereas the No 20 cars returned to destinations in West Leeds, or after 1956, in South Leeds. The nostalgic '15 Whingate' display has been set by one of the enthusiasts aboard the tram.
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Image Location
Latitude
53.794936
Longitude
-1.471825