Blackpool Corporation Transport crest, as carried by some traditionally liveried trams
20/06/2005 • 001733
Typical intermediate tram stop, consisting of nothing more than a bus-stop-style sign. This is at Foxhall Square
30/06/2005 • 001761
Example of a tram stop sign, similar to a standard bus stop flag, with the standard DfT pictogram for a tram. This one is at Little Bispham
20/06/2005 • 001762
Many stops have modern shelters, carrying markings similar to a tram stop sign. This is at Starr Gate
20/06/2005 • 001763
Many older signs remain about the system, dating from the times before a corporate image developed— this sign could easily have been from any one of a number of municipal tramways up and down the country. This sign may actually refer to the adjacent road, as it is on a gate leading from the one-way loop at Starr Gate stop onto the pavement
20/06/2005 • 001797
Station-style sign at Starr Gate, resting on the ground
20/06/2005 • 001800
Timetable and route maps, in the shelter at Starr Gate. The diagram at the bottom shows all the stops on the tramway, while the network map above shows bus and tram routes operated by Blackpool Transport ('Metro Coastlines'), with insets for Fleetwood and central Blackpool
20/06/2005 • 001801
Typical nameboard for the reserved track stops north of Blackpool
17/07/2005 • 001895
Temporary stop sign, photographed while in use in Fleetwood for Tram Sunday
17/07/2005 • 001896
Standard sign warning of an unprotected road crossing on the reserved track sections
17/07/2005 • 001902