In 1921 the company was renamed The City of Oxford Motor Services. No Oxford tram survives intact. Oxford Bus Museum at Long Hanborough preserves parts of three of the company's double-deck trams dating from 1882, 1887 and 1898, in unrestored condition. The poet John Betjeman (1906–84), who was a Magdalen College undergraduate 1925–28, refers to the tramway in his poem "On an old-fashioned water-colour of Oxford", published in 1959: But we will mount the horse-tram's upper deck... Bound for the Banbury Road in time for tea. In 2006 Oxford Bus Company commemorated the tramways' 125th anniversary by painting one of its single-deck buses in the tram company's maroon and cream livery.