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Showing posts with label electric locomotive. Show all posts
Showing posts with label electric locomotive. Show all posts

Saturday, 24 August 2013

Updates to photograph galleries and temporary premises page

There have been a number of additions to our photograph galleries and premises pages.

Photos of the recently acquired Volvo B10L Wright Liberator P122KSL (122/7122) Travel Dundee have been added to the Exhibits gallery.

Photos of the recently delivered Carolina Port power station electric locomotive built by BHT in 1908 have been added to the Restorations projects gallery.

More photographs of the on-going restoration of Daimler Fleetline PYJ461L (161) Dundee Corporation have been added to the Restorations projects gallery.

As we get ever closer to opening the latest photographs of the work taking place at Market Mews have been added to the Current Temporary Premises page.
   

Friday, 26 October 2012

A plea for volunteers

Our chairman Jimmy McDonell recently made a plea for more volunteers to help realise a Transport Museum for Dundee.

As announced previously - see this post - we are working towards opening temporary premises and there is still a lot of painting, joinery and plumbing work to be done. We hope to be able to open these premises at the beginning of 2013.

We also  have a number of projects pending, including the restoration of the old Carolina Port power station electric locomotive built by BHT in 1908.




We are also making great progress towards securing the old Maryfield Tram Depot in Forfar Road as our permanent home.

Can you help us with preparing our temporary premises or with any of our ongoing preservation projects? If so, please get in touch using any of the methods on our Contact Us page.