Sentence examples for old tramway from inspiring English sources

Follow the old tramway inland from Abereiddy back to Porthgain and end up back in the famous Sloop Inn (sloop.co.uk).

There is a vast old tramway building, built in 1911, which houses rehearsal rooms; workshops for sets, props, wigs and costumes, and the classrooms for the company's two schools, the Denver Center Theater Academy and the National Theater Conservatory.

Fossils were obtained from three places on the banks of the Seiont, namely, near Point Seiont (where the beds are concretionary in structure), along the old tramway from Carnarvon to Wanttle, and near Peblig Bridge.

The positioning of this new building for the UTS business school, situated behind Sydney's main artery, George Street, and cramped between a laneway and an old tramway that runs above Darling Drive, is quite unassuming.

The News -- New York's 30-year-old tramway over the East River broke down, stranding 68 passengers in midair for up to 11 hours.

D class locomotives, introduced by the MR to improve services on the former Tramway line, damaged the track, and in 1910 the line between Quainton Road and Brill was relaid to MR standards using old track removed from the inner London MR route, still considered adequate for light use on a rural branch line.

There is no sound of the cuckoo reported to be here but, beneath the quarry beside the course of the old incline tramway, a group of people sit around a campfire to shout and chant.

With a striking engine house and mining chimney at its heart, this old mineral tramway site is steeped in history; but what kids get excited about – as well as the trains – is the crazy golf, brick-path maze, electric cars and boating lake.

The old Redlake Tramway across the south of Dartmoor provides a fantastic path for walkers, cyclists, and horse riders.

You'll be riding on old mineral tramways that afford stunning views over active mines and flooded quarries; at times the landscape appears almost lunar.

You can spend a lovely holiday here taking side trips to see nearby petroglyphs, hiking, biking or inspecting the century-old industrial tramway once used to haul salt out of the valley.