'Coronation' tram on Mosspark Boulevard
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'Coronation' tram on Mosspark Boulevard
Image: © Dr Neil Clifton Taken: 10 Apr 1960
The Leeds trams finished in November 1959, and those in Sheffield not long afterwards, leaving England without any big-city trams. But in Scotland, Glasgow still had many tram routes. One of the most select areas the trams served was Mosspark on the south side of the city, where the trams had their own reserved track along the centre strip of Mosspark Boulevard. A 'Coronation' car dating from 1937 is seen here approaching the terminus.
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