Ryde Pier Tramway built 1911

Present Location	Haven Street, Isle of Wight
Designed For	Ryde Pier Tramway
Built by	Pollard & Sons
General type	Enclosed single-decker
Owner	Isle of Wight Steam Railway
Status	Static display
Condition	Good
Operating	No
Stored	Under cover
Gauge	4ft 8½in
Rarity	Few
Historical Significance	Of some Significance
Notes	Built 1911 on existing Starbuck running gear, motorised to run as East Car with Grapes Car (now at Hull); W.1927 when Southern Railway ceased electric operation of Ryde Pier Tramway; body sold off, ending up at Grange Farm, Brighstone, IOW; P.1978; restored by IOW College on repro underframe; displayed at IOW Council Cothey Bottom Heritage Centre then IOW Bus Museum, Newport Quay; stored at Cothey Bottom 2011; donated to IOW Steam Railway and moved to Haven Street 3/2017
Seats Downstairs/Upstairs	20
Photo by	Ken Hartley
Photo Date	01/10/2019
At Risk	No
Date Record Last Updated	21/08/2021

Ken Hartley 03/10/2014

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