Nottingham Corporation trolley bus by the statue of Queen Victoria on the Market Place

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Nottingham Corporation trolley bus by the statue of Queen Victoria on the Market Place

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Nottingham Corporation trolley bus by the statue of Queen Victoria on the Market Place

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Credit Copyright John Banks Collection

photographer Atkins, G H F

ImageDate c 1935

Location Market Place

Town Nottingham

About this image

Trolleybuses were introduced by Nottingham Corporation Tramways in 1926, gradually replacing trams. The trams finally gave way to progress with the last tram (to Arnold) running in September 1936. The trolleybus fleet having reached its peak at this time with 106 vehicles; the largest fleet in the country. Trolleybuses were in turn withdrawn from service between April 1965 and July 1966 and replaced totally by motorised buses.