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File:Tram in hanwell boston road.JPG

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English: Looking north. A Hanwell to Brentford tramcar in Boston Road with the Uxbridge Road in the Background. An iron pillar supporting the canopy of the present Café Gold can just be seen on the far lefthand side. The tram has stopped outside what is now a Kebab shop. Service first began on 26th May 1906. Image obtained with thanks from the private collection of Mr. P. H. Lang.
Date c1910
Source Postcard
Author Unknown
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