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Nottingham Express Transit : Trams : 213 'Mary Potter'

213 at Radford Road

10/03/2009 • 003546

213, with part of its Powergen livery missing, crossing Forest Road on the way to High School stop

01/08/2007 • 003120

213, in Powergen livery, at Bulwell Forest tram stop

10/04/2006 • 002619

213, approaching Wilkinson Street from the north

18/08/2005 • 001999

213 turning into Gladstone Street from Noel Street, to descend to Shipstone Street stop

18/08/2005 • 001992

213 now carries the latest version of the Powergen all-over advert, the same as sister 201

03/04/2005 • 001323

213, just inside the depot, in the plain NET livery worn for the brief period between the removal of the tram's original (green) Powergen all-over advert and the application of the current (blue) version. Note the absence of adverts at cantrail height. The tram does, however, have a red nose, worn as part of NET's Red Nose Day 2005 activities

10/03/2005 • 001295

213 lost its original (green) Powergen advert, along with 201, at the end of the first year of operation, and is seen here in plain NET livery with no adverts at all. Both 201 and 213 later received new Powergen advert liveries

09/03/2005 • 001287

213 at The Forest, as the snow starts to thaw

23/02/2005 • 001224

As dawn breaks over Hyson Green, 213 passes through Shipstone Street on a non-passenger journey

10/12/2004 • 001140

213 on an early morning service at The Forest

25/10/2004 • 000954

213 at Old Market Square. In the background is the Council House

23/07/2004 • 000790

213 showing off her original (green) Powergen all-over advertisement and new Mary Potter name at Wilkinson Street stop

08/07/2004 • 000259

213 is named Mary Potter, after the founder of the Little Company of Mary Sisters, a mission to the poor in Hyson Green

06/07/2004 • 000246

213 at Weekday Cross, heading towards Lace Market. On the left is Weekday Cross, in the background is a church-turned-pub (the Pitcher & Piano) and the blue-brick wall underneath the tree sits atop the southern portal of the former Great Central Railway tunnel to Victoria Station

06/05/2004 • 000032

213 passing Weekday Cross (just south of Lace Market stop) heading for Station Street. This original Powergen advert was also carried by 201

06/05/2004 • 000031

213 approaching Cinderhill

24/03/2004 • 000030

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