Tramway DVDs now in stock at
our shop
- Commuting by Cable discounted
price now $29.95

- A brilliant documentary about a vanished facet of Melbournes
history our cable trams. See rare archival film of the largest
cable tramway system in the world, which operated from 1885 to 1940.
- The Footscray Local Tramways $39.95

- Between 1921 and 1962 the Melbourne suburb of Footscray had its
own local electric tramway system, operated by the Melbourne & Metropolitan
Tramways Board, providing purely local public transport to this working
class suburb. See enthusiast film of the last decade of its operation,
notably the unique single truck tramcars used.
- The Geelong Tramways $39.95

- See historic footage of Victorias forgotten tramway system
(1912-56). Victorias second city had the largest and best-run
of the states regional tramways, but it was the first to fall
to the tyranny of the motor omnibus.
- Melbourne by Tram Volume 1 $29.95

- Be taken on a journey through Melbournes suburbs in the last
decade of the twentieth century, travelling over four different routes.
Observe the sights from the viewpoint of the tram driver.
- Tramcar Tapestry $17.00

- See the streetcars of Adelaide travelling over twelve different
lines in their twilight years in brilliant digitally remastered colour
filmed by notable tramway enthusiast Keith Kings in 1956.
- The Tramways of Ballarat $28.50

- Trams in Victorias golden city from 1887 to 1971, and the
story of their preservation. This mix of archival and contemporary
footage shows a valuable part of urban history.
- VR Tramways in the 1950s $39.95

- Watch the dying days of Melbournes bayside electric street
railways. The two routes were a lingering reminder of the development
of the beachside suburbs between St Kilda and Beaumaris in the first
decades of the twentieth century.
- Wait Here for Trams Part I $34.50

- Wait Here for Trams Part II $34.50
A
nostalgic look at Brisbanes vanished electric trams and trolleybuses.