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Black Country Museum The Black Country Living Museum has two trams, Wolverhampton Corporation 49 and BET owned Wolverhampton District 34 which operate on a short line within the museum. There is also a separate trolleybus circuit. The trams operate all the year and the trolleybuses at summer weekends. In January this year thieves stole a lot of the overhead line and services were suspended. Whilst the tramway overhead was being replaced, the opportunity was taken to refurbish both the track and number 34. Tramway operation restarted at Easter but the trolleybus overhead has yet to be reinstated.
Posted by Richard Lomas at 07:10 

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Richard - the chilled out conductor! History of the National Tramway Museum