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Yarra Trams
All photographs of this railway in date order.
!['W' Class trams, built 1936 to 1956, in various sub-classes, seen operating in Melbourne in October 2008.<br><br>[Colin Miller 09/10/2008]](/images/30000/30234.jpg "Melbourne")
![Melbourne 'A class' tram on test running near St. Kilda Beach terminus. Melbourne has one of the world's largest tramway networks, operating 500 trams on over 245 km of track. <br>
<br><br>[Colin Miller 26/05/2009]](/images/27000/27459.jpg "Melbourne, St Kilda Beach")
![One of Melbourne's latest 'Bumblebee' trams at Port Melbourne Junction on 12 October 2010.<br><br>[Colin Miller 12/10/2010]](/images/31000/31161.jpg "Port Melbourne Junction")
![The iconic 'W' Class tram which is an emblem of Melbourne, in the Docklands area on 14 October 2010. Sadly these vehicles are under threat of withdrawal because they have steps.<br><br>[Colin Miller 14/10/2010]](/images/31000/31173.jpg "Melbourne")
![A Z Class and an A Class tram pass at the junction of St. Kilda Road / Swanston Street and Flinders Street, Melbourne on 11 May 2013. Just off to left is Flinders Street Station.<br><br>[Colin Miller 11/05/2013]](/images/47000/47579.jpg "Melbourne")
![Scene at St Kilda Beach terminus, Melbourne, in September 2014. The latest tram type in Melbourne is this E Class built by Bombardier.<br><br>[Colin Miller 24/09/2014]](/images/49000/49227.jpg "Melbourne, St Kilda Beach")
![The latest tram type in St. Kilda on a service to Melbourne. This is an E Class, designed for and built in Melbourne by Bombardier. The previous C and D Classes were 'off the shelf' designs from Alstom (<I>Citadis</I>) and Siemens (<I>Advance Combino</I>).<br>
<br><br>[Colin Miller 05/10/2015]](/images/53000/53310.jpg "Melbourne, St Kilda Beach")
