Newcastle Corporation Tramways 102 built 1901

Present Location	Crich
Designed For	Newcastle Corporation Tramways
Built by	Hurst Nelson
Where built	Motherwell
General type	Open-top electric car
First Number	102
Present Number	102
Owner	Tramway Museum Society
Status	Under restoration
Condition	Good
Operating	No
Stored	Under cover
Controllers	BTH B18
Motors	GE203N 2 x 40hp
Bogies	Brill 27G
Gauge	4ft 8½in
Rarity	Unique
Historical Significance	Exceptionally Significant
Notes	built as open-sided single-decker; rebuilt to present condition at Byker works 1903; fitted with air brakes and present electrical equipment c.1922 (previously B3 controllers and four 25HP GE58 motors); W.2/1949; to Longbenton 5/1950; to Bury 7/1954; to Montagu Motor Museum (now National Motor Museum, Beaulieu,) 3/1958; to Byker depot 3/1967, to Clay Cross 4/1970; to Crich 3/1975 (restored to 1933 condition by TMS). Unique example of bogie open-top workmen's car.
Seats Downstairs/Upstairs	36/48
Inspected by	PA
Photo by	Paul Abell
Photo Date	01/08/1975
At Risk	No
Date Record Last Updated	06/05/2020

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