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Added 8/3/09: some new pictures taken in February and July 2008

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11 at Dartmouth Street in West Bromwich, on the way to Birmingham

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The passenger information displays on tram stop platfrms now show the destinations of the next two trams

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13 approaching Dartmouth Street stop. The bridge in the foreground carries Dartmouth Street across the line, and is typical of the structures found on this former railway line

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Tram 15 at Dudley Street, Guns Village on a southbound journey

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02 approaching Dudley Street, Guns Village from the south

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06 at Wednesbury Parkway

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04 approaching Wednesbury Parkway stop from the north

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11 passing the entrance to the depot at Wednesbury on a northbound journey. Trams were being turned short at Priestfield due to a road traffic accident

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08 reversing at Priestfield, while 11 waits its turn. Trams were being turned short at, as the PID indicates, because of a road traffic accident involving a tram between here and Priestfield

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February 2008 view of construction work on the new alignment which will take trams up to street level and through the city centre. Platforms on this alignment will replace the current stop in Snow Hill railway station, seen on the left, releasing space for another main line railway platform

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02 approaches Swan Lane crossing near Black Lake stop. The tram is heading for Birmingham

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13 crosses the bridge over the Ridgeacre Branch of the Wednesbury Canal. In the background is Black Lake stop

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11 in the southbond platform at Bilston Central

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Having just left the southbond platform at Bilston Central, 16 passes the northbound platform

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14 awaits mechanical attention or recovery at Wolverhampton, St. George's. In front of it, 12 waits to return in service to Birmingham

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07 in recently-applied Network West Midlands livery

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07 approaching the Wishbone Bridge in Wolverhampton

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Nameplate applied to 07 on its return to service in Network West Midlands livery. Billy Wright played football for Wolverhampton Wanderers for 20 years, between 1939 and 1959, including a spell as captain, before moving on to manage the England youth team and Arsenal. He died in 1994. There is a statue and a stand named in his honour at Wolves Molineux Stadium

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02 approaching the terminus at Wolverhampton

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02 traversing the crossover on the approach to Wolverhampton terminus

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