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   LTPS does not have a WEB site   Remembering London's
Trolleybuses and Trams [Video]

This year [2002] marks two major London transport anniversaries - the end of the first This year [2002] marks two major London transport anniversaries - the end of the first generation of trams in 1952 and the demise of trolleybuses in May 1962.
To mark these occasions the LCC Tramways Trust and the London Trolleybus Preservation Society have in co-operation with ONLINE VIDEO produced a special commemorative video aimed at both the general public and the enthusiast.
Priced at £14.99 it is available from the LTPS, 19 Fieldfare, Sandy, Bedfordshire, SG19 2UZ who will use the profit generated on preservation projects.
   Click here for more trolleybus pictures by Paul Atchinson   Paul Atchinson
Paul Atchinson has painted for many years capturing a wide variety of subjects, but specialising in transport, particularly buses. A number of his bus, trolleybus and tram paintings are available for purchase from his WEB site, as limited edition prints and includes a painting of London Transport trolleybuses in Ilford. Paul is happy to discuss one-off commissions.
   Click here for more information   Richard Berridge
Richard Berridge has been drawing steam engines for as long as he can remember, whereas London trams and trolleybuses left him with early memories of the terrors of the descent into the Kingsway tram subway to visit an uncle in Forest Hill, and frequent visits by 662 trolleybus to an aunt in Harlesden. Details of how to purchase a print [560*410mm - thumbnail shown] of a 1948 tramway scene at the Alms Houses in Croydon are given, with the promise of a further painting to follow of open-top trams on the last days of operation [and trolleybuses on test] at Crystal Palace.
   Click here to connect to Capital Transport Publications WEB site   Capital Transport Publications
Publishing transport books, generally of London, since 1975. The first book published was "Trolleybus" by Ken Blacker. Now long out of print, but a new two volume version entitled "The London Trolleybus" is planned. The first volume should be available in the Spring 2002. Another trolleybus publication for 2002 is Hugh Taylor's "London Trolleybus Depots". A full listing of books currently available, and planned, is available from Capital Transport Publishing at 38 Long Elmes, Harrow Weald, London, HA3 5JL. The Company does not have a WEB Site.
   Click here for more Middleton Press information   Middleton Press
The Middleton Press publisher, Vic Mitchell and series editor Robert Harley, have together produced a specialist range of books for the Trolleybus and Tramway enthusiast. Publications from this stable are books on trolleybuses, notably "Croydon's Trolleybuses", by Terry Russell [cover picture similar to picture 57 on this site] and "Woolwich & Dartford Trolleybuses" by Robert Harley.
   Click here to connect to their WEB site   Trolleybooks
TROLLEYBOOKS has been around for more than a quarter-of-a-century. Quite simply, they are UK trolleybus enthusiasts publishing English language books about trolleybuses. They feel a need to document trolleybus history in some detail as it is virtually 30 years since the last one in Britain ran in public service, TROLLEYBOOKS sees to it that this particular bit of social history isn't forgotten.

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