File:Paardentram brussel.jpg
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English: Photograph of the first type of horse drawn tram used in Brussels near the tram depot of Ter Kamerenbos/Bois de la Cambre. The Compagnie des voies ferrées belges ("Morris & Sheldon") was created in 1868 and ceased functioning in 1880. Most of these "Chevaline" type trams were modified within 10 years of being put into service. The Tram Museum preserves the Chevaline 7 in its original state. |
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Source | https://www.bruzz.be/videoreeks/donderdag-2-mei-2019/video-bruzz-bezoekt-chevaline-7-de-eerste-tram-brussel |
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