Built around 1892, although has been restored to a high standard with a new staircase amongst other items having been used as a Potting Shed. Around 400 Horse Trams were built for use in Liverpool. This fine example is seen here on display at The Sheds at Pacific Road, formerly the Pacific Road Arts Centre, Birkenhead, during The Wirral Transport Show, formerly The Wirral Bus & Tram Show, on 01/10/2023. © Peter Steel 2023.

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Built around 1892, although has been restored to a high standard with a new staircase amongst other items having been used as a Potting Shed. Around 400 Horse Trams were built for use in Liverpool. This fine example is seen here on display at The Sheds at Pacific Road, formerly the Pacific Road Arts Centre, Birkenhead, during The Wirral Transport Show, formerly The Wirral Bus & Tram Show, on 01/10/2023. © Peter Steel 2023.

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Built around 1892, although has been restored to a high standard with a new staircase amongst other items having been used as a Potting Shed. Around 400 Horse Trams were built for use in Liverpool. This fine example is seen here on display at The Sheds at Pacific Road, formerly the Pacific Road Arts Centre, Birkenhead, during The Wirral Transport Show, formerly The Wirral Bus & Tram Show, on 01/10/2023. © Peter Steel 2023.

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More details on the previous photo. New in 1898, this lovingly restored horse drawn fire appliance is seen here on display at the British Commercial Vehicle Museum, Leyland, on 25/09/2022. It is one of the very few in full working order. It has been restored and is owned by the Lancashire Fire Brigade - Lancashire Fire & Rescue Service. This museum is well worth a visit, especially if you haven't been for a while or in fact haven't been before. © Peter Steel 2022.

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New in 1898, this lovingly restored horse drawn fire appliance is seen here on display at the British Commercial Vehicle Museum, Leyland, on 25/09/2022. It is one of the very few in full working order. It has been restored and is owned by the Lancashire Fire Brigade - Lancashire Fire & Rescue Service. More details will be in the following photo. This museum is well worth a visit, especially if you haven't been for a while or in fact haven't been before. © Peter Steel 2022.

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