Tram Museum Halle
The Halle Tram Museum is located in the former depot of today's Halleschen Verkehrs-AG in Seebener Strasse 191 in Halle (Saale) . It currently houses around 40 historic tram vehicles and motor vehicles (cars, trucks and buses). The museum is usually open every 1st and 3rd Saturday from May to October. On the opening days, the city tour runs with historic railcars. The association Hallesche Straßenbahnfreunde e. V. operates the museum and also carries out maintenance and repair work on the railways.
Building
The museum is located in a nine-track carriage hall, which was initially built with six tracks in 1898 as part of a tram depot. A later extension added three tracks. The depot included a simple two-and-a-half-story administration building, which is now used for residential purposes, as well as a coal-fired power station , which has since been demolished, and a workshop area. The car hall and administration building were equipped with a facade of yellow and red bricks in the style of Wilhelminian- style functional buildings.
history
The network of the Halle tram was electrified from 1891. Until then, the depot was in Klosterstrasse. In 1899 it was moved to the newly built depot on Seebener Straße. Following the growing network, a new, much larger depot was built in Freiimfelder Strasse in 1928 . The facility on Seebener Strasse was still used as a parking facility until 1968. From this time on, older vehicles that were no longer used according to the schedule were stored here. From 1996 the depot was opened to visitors as a museum.
vehicles
The following lists show the museum's electric railcars and a total of seven sidecars for passenger transport . In addition, the museum has a number of rail-mounted trailers for other purposes (rail-mounted snow plow (built in 1931), rail tower wagons (built in 1930), battery trucks (built in 1949), rail ladder cars, transport trucks (built in 1921), workshop trucks (built in 1922 / 1957)). The locomotives include some examples from other existing and former tram companies ( Altenburg , Kirnitzschtalbahn , Naumburg , Plauen ), which have been included in the museum as historical vehicles.
This is followed by a compilation of the seven historic buses and trailers from the manufacturers Ikarus and IFA from the years 1956 to 1989, as well as the seven historic truck and car models from the manufacturers Sachsenring , IFA and Gorkowski Awtomobilny Sawod (GAZ) available in the museum .
Railcar
| Wagon number, year of construction, manufacturer (mechanical / electrical), type designation, status, origin | photo | Wagon number, year of construction, manufacturer (mechanical / electrical), type designation, status, origin | photo | Wagon number, year of construction, manufacturer (mechanical / electrical), type designation, status, origin | photo |
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| Tw 2, 1911, MAN / Siemens-Schuckertwerke Berlin, type: -, status: exhibition vehicle , origin: Plauen tram (ex Tw40) |
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Tw 4, 1894, P. Herbrand & Co. Cologne / Allgemeine Elektrizitäts-Gesellschaft , type: -, status: operational, origin: Altenburg tram (ex Tw4) |
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Tw 6, 1943, Gothaer Waggonfabrik / Allgemeine Elektrizitäts-Gesellschaft, type: -, status: operational, origin: Kirnitzschtalbahn |
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| Tw 15, 1909/1956, P. Herbrand & Co. Cologne / VEB Waggonbau Gotha , Type: -, Origin: Tram Naumburg (ex Tw18``) | Tw 78, 1912, Gottfried Lindner AG Ammendorf / Allgemeine Elektrizitäts-Gesellschaft, type: -, status: exhibition vehicle |
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Tw 109, 1921, Waggonfabrik Wismar / Brown, Boveri & Cie. Mannheim, type: - |
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| Tw 141, 1925, Waggonfabrik Schöndorff AG / Siemens-Schuckertwerke AG Berlin, type: - |
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Tw 151, 1926, Gothaer Waggonfabrik / Siemens-Schuckertwerke AG Berlin, type: - | Tw 158, 1926, Gothaer Waggonfabrik / Siemens-Schuckertwerke AG Berlin, type: -, status: operational |
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| Tw 401, 1928, Gottfried Lindner AG Ammendorf / Siemens-Schuckertwerke AG Berlin, type: -, status: operational |
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Tw 403, 1928, Gottfried Lindner AG Ammendorf / Siemens-Schuckertwerke AG Berlin, type: - | Tw 410, 1928, Gottfried Lindner AG Ammendorf / Siemens - Schuckertwerke AG Berlin, type: -, status: exhibition vehicle |
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| Tw 505, 1952, VEB Waggonbau Werdau / LEW Hennigsdorf , type: LOWA ET50 , status: not operational |
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Tw 523, 1961, VEB Waggonbau Gotha / VEB Lokomotivbau Elektrotechnische Werke Hennigsdorf, type: ET 57 , status: operational |
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Tw 644, 1927, Gottfried Lindner AG Ammendorf / Siemens-Schuckertwerke AG Berlin, type: -, status: e.g. Z. exhibition vehicle |
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| Tw 772, 1967, ČKD Tatra , Praha-Smichov / VEB Lokomotivbau Elektrotechnische Werke Hennigsdorf, type: T2-62 / T2D , status: z. Z. exhibition vehicle |
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Tw 900 (bi-directional vehicle), 1969, ČKD Tatra Praha-Smichov / ČKD Trakce Praha, type: ZT4D , status: operational |
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Tw 901, Tw 931, 1971, 1978, ČKD Tatra Praha-Smichov / ČKD Trakce Praha, type: T4D , status: operational |
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sidecar
| Car number, year of construction, manufacturer, type designation. | photo | Car number, year of construction, manufacturer, type designation. | photo | Car number, year of construction, manufacturer, type designation. | photo |
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| Bw 101, 1967, ČKD Tatra , type: - | Bw 193, 1941, Gottfried Lindner AG , type: - |
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Bw 260, 1925, Christoph & Unmack (Niesky), type: - |
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| Bw 269, 1925, Christoph & Unmack (Niesky), type: - |
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Bw 328, 1956, VEB Waggonbau Gotha, type: EB 54 |
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Bw 385, 1965, VEB Waggonbau Gotha , type: B2 - 62 |
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| Bw 506, 1967, VEB Waggonbau Gotha , type: - |
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buses
The museum owns the following buses and trailers:
- Type IFA H6B , built in 1956, manufacturer: Industrieverband Fahrzeugbau (Werdau / Ammendorf), operational
- Type W701 (trailer), built in 1956, manufacturer: LOWA , ready for use
- Type Ikarus 66 .60 ("rocket") No. 30, built in 1964, manufacturer: Ikarus (Budapest)
- Type Ikarus 630 , built in 1967, manufacturer: Ikarus (Budapest)
- Type Ikarus 211 , built in 1978, manufacturer: Ikarus (Budapest), ready for use, 8.5-meter midibus with components from the vehicle construction industry association (IFA)
- Type Ikarus 260 , built in 1978, manufacturer: Ikarus (Budapest), 11 m solo bus with underfloor engine for city and intercity traffic
- Type Ikarus 280 , built in 1989, manufacturer: Ikarus (Budapest), 16.5-meter articulated bus with underfloor motor for city and overland transport
Ikarus 211 with components from IFA
Ikarus 630 with trailer
H6B-L with trailer W701
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other vehicles
The museum also has the following truck and car models, all of which are drivable:
- Truck type IFA S4000-1 , (Bj. 1962), Sachsenring / Industrieverband Fahrzeugbau (IFA)
- Truck type IFA W50 LA / AB (Bj. 1980), towing vehicle
- Truck type IFA W50 L / LP (Bj. 1986)
- Car type GAZ Volga M21 (Bj. 1961) (typical taxi vehicle)
- Car type GAZ-24-02 Volga (Bj. 1978) (typical taxi vehicle)
- Car type Trabant 601 Universal (Bj. 1986) ( dispatcher vehicle)
- Minibus type Barkas B 1000 KB (YOC 1986) (dispatcher vehicle)
Special vehicle for contact wire work IFA S4000-1
Trabant 601 dispatcher vehicle
HAVAG overhead line inspection car on a Mercedes-Benz Atego next to the museum vehicles IFA W50 LA / AB and IFA S4000-1
Web links
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- Hallesche Verkehrs-AG (ed.): How Halle got rolling. 125 years of local transport in the city on the Saale. Fly Head Publishing, Halle 2007.
Individual evidence
- ↑ Tour with the "Electric" . stadtmarketing-halle.de. Archived from the original on December 1st, 2015. Info: The archive link was automatically inserted and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. Retrieved June 4, 2013.
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